Fedora is not for beginners.
Mint is.
I could go into more detail, but I'll leave it there.
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FreeBSD. Can't go wrong with looking at unix if you want something interesting
Or maybe a billion dollar research grant to get solid state batteries out, which seem to solve all of these problems
Quick Q: is it a coincidence that the orange vote somewhat matches the territory once owned my Weimar Germany?
A guess, but easily yes I'm guessing, given 1TB stores like a few YouTube channels and all of their videos? Like not a lot at 1080p or especially 4k.
(Hosted channels on lbry/odysee, I thought I could fit 100 channels in 1TB, I could only do like 8 or 10 when I was done).
Checked with startpage & DDG, got the same as this guy times soo...
I believe "per se" or "so to speak" can be used in that context too... per se
Western countries belonging to the Paris club so to speak.
Fair enough lol, my number 1 is Linux Mint (Ubuntu) because compared to all of the other distros I've tried, it ACTUALLY "just worked".
It's great if you are experienced with Linux & its tools as it has a one stop suite for most things I'd give myself messing with at some point.
I could write out an entire review, but long story short as a former distrohopper of at least 60, this is my second favorite "I need a good desktop" distro.
Desktop? On my WinPC as I was disabling them the other day.
And steam advertising it's next big sale.
Oh and shilling in YouTube videos for their own brand
And Google going "please login into this website using me!!!"
Yeah no, they don't take up my time anymore but they're definitely still there
(Android phone, Linux personal PC/ laptop, Windows remote work PC (camera & mic unreliable)
Company I worked for committed seppuku, figured I'd find a way to relax
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So you're a power user? Case in point, you'd be better for Fedora.
Also my second distro was mint, after 3+ years of the old hdd's non-use, I pulled it out last year when my install of some OS broke, updated it to zero issues (I was curious), used the software for a bit, all was good.
3 years without an update to zero issues.
Haven't seen any issue with Mint updates yet like I've fought in Fedora