Jack Wallen/ZDNETThere are so many Linux distributions on the market, and they range from the command line only all the way to functioning works of art. The majority of distros fall somewhere in the middle, of course, and that’s perfectly fine because most users prefer a blend of aesthetics and functionality. That’s why the likes of Linux Mint, ZorinOS, elementaryOS, and Ubuntu are so popular.But every once in a while, a team releases an update to its distribution that reminds you that Linux is capable of so much more. Also: 5 MacOS-like Linux distros that can rescue your old Intel Mac before support endsSuch is the case with the latest release of BlueStar Linux: a distro that essentially takes KDE Plasma and twists it into a different kind of desktop, one with a highly functional top bar, a well-designed dock, desktop icons, and more. You’re getting the best of all worlds:A Linux-like top barA MacOS dockWindows-like desktop iconsYou might think of BlueStar Linux as the chimera of operating systems. I’ve covered BlueStar Linux before, and, like many Linux distributions, there’s a new release available. The best thing about the new release is that little has changed on the aesthetics front. BlueStar is still the gorgeous, Arch-based desktop distribution that we’ve all come to know and love. More