• Batmorous@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    More!! More! Everybody get others into Linux Mint and Pop OS Cosmic as well!! I am doing my part if we want better we must grow the community

    • Pxtl@lemmy.ca
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      5 months ago

      I tried Mint and it’s just too buggy to use.

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          5 months ago

          I switched to mint 3 weeks ago at the gentle age of 48 and so far it’s excellent. I had several issues which i almost all solved with googling and some AI. And I don’t know anything about programing. AND IT DOESN’T PUSH ANYTHING ON ME, IT’S UNREAL.

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            5 months ago

            Isn’t it lovely? I switched like 15 years ago but I still appreciate everyday not having some new “feature” being shoved down my throat.

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      Mint and Pop OS really aren’t usable for cutting edge GPU’s tho.

      Edit: I’m probably wrong about Pop OS.

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            It’s based on Ubuntu LTS, that’s true. But Ubuntu backports device drivers to older (LTS) kernel versions, so the performance/hardware support is often similar/the same as using a newer kernel.

            I believe they call this backporting of device drivers the “hardware enablement stack”, but I may be misremembering.

            PopOS uses this, but Mint I believe is a strange one. You can get a variant of Mint that enables the hardware enablement stack, but I don’t think it’s a feature of standard Mint.