Please recommend me a #Linux desktop for my daughter’s laptop.
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@codeDude will look into it, thanks
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@yehor
I use Linux Mint Cinnamon and it's easy to use. When I was looking to switch to Linux lots of people suggested Mint because of it's stability and easy of use. So far I've had very few issues and the ones I did have, I was able to find tutorials on YT or asked on here and received help quickly. -
@yehor if you want a nice set and forget with auto updates, immutable with flathub Integration. Check out my project nixbook. Ive deployed it thousands of times
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@yehor if you want a nice set and forget with auto updates, immutable with flathub Integration. Check out my project nixbook. Ive deployed it thousands of times
@codemonkeymike oh nice! I will, thanks
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@yehor@glitchy.social
I actually would use plain debian (personally with KDE) on mine if its hardware isn't extremely new.
I just like how hassle free it goes.
I've got it on a laotp and a desktop, and you can still install a flatpack for a few programs that you need to be extremely up to date while having low maintainance.
I've got some with Manjaro KDE too, they work good too, but it's a tiny bit more to manually maintainance after an upgrade sometimes (seldom)
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@yehor check out https://fedoraproject.org/atomic-desktops/silverblue/
Immutable image means if you fuck it up you just reboot and there it is again, working as before.
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@yehor I've been enjoying @system76 #PopOS
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@yehor
Mint is just Ubuntu with a custom desktop and installer. Lmde is just debian with the same desktop, installer and snap on top.All software will fail now and then.
Just try troubleshooting.Why is Debian harsh?
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@yehor if you want a nice set and forget with auto updates, immutable with flathub Integration. Check out my project nixbook. Ive deployed it thousands of times
@codemonkeymike
Not really for beginners
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@yehor I use plain Debian in all my installations