Yes, I know that the ranking is not a good metric of real world use.
Just posting this because MX Linux has been in the number one spot for a long time (2 years perhaps?) and it's surprising to see some other distro on the top of their site.
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It's funny and awesome that the two top distro are Ubuntu remixes that remove snap.
Edit: I'm wrong. MX uses Debian as upstream, not Ubuntu, which removes any snap related tech from the picture entirely.
IMO Ubuntu without Snap, but with a default Gnome or KDE (and a visual DE selector screen during installation) would be absolutely perfect.
What? MX Linux is a Debian remix in the style of antiX I thought?
Shoot, you're right. I thought MX used Ubuntu as upstream but it uses Debian.