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Last time I ran mint the Wi-Fi drivers didn’t work But that was two or three years ago. Do yours?
Everything worked for me on my dell xps 9700 out of the box except the fingerprint reader
This is for a MBP
I think driver wise Linux is almost all the same as they are all in the kernel
I would recommend giving bazzite a go. But if performance is an issue then mint with xfce might be the sensible choice