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You are probably right. I’m nowhere near experienced enough to know. I started using a new flavor that I enjoy and it turns out it’s a branch of debian (according to a friend).
You are probably right. I’m nowhere near experienced enough to know. I started using a new flavor that I enjoy and it turns out it’s a branch of debian (according to a friend).
Ubuntu allows users to do things. Debian GNOME made me feel locked up and restricted.
If you can install windows, you can install Linux. Easy distro are Ubuntu or maybe Mint. Medium may be fedora or something.
I might get hate but Fuck gnome and debian. Debian is solid af don’t get me wrong but Holy hell it feels like the Apple of Linux.
The reasons listed are things I can already do. I disable any bloat and white-list notifications.
Uh… Tux Racer if it’s still on there.
Wait for real?
Wait… Wait… Is this just idiocracy? Like… We all joke, but now we have computers that will automatically lay off workers like in the movie?
What if my experience is 0 but I want to go this route?
In my experience, installation of Win or Lin has been pretty easy. Lin has less options to opt out of (I like) than windows, but windows set everything up just fine. The only time I ever had issues on either is if I try to install without an active ether net connected. If I don’t have the os update during install, I run into random driver issues on either os.
Does that count for when an OS is wiped and reinstalled or a nerd has like 3 computers and keeps OS flipping?