this post was submitted on 24 Sep 2023
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Goddammit I'm literally right now trying to decide if I want to spend an entire day wiping and reinstalling the OS in my main PC or if I can live with the current glitches for now. Full disclosure, in my case the glitchy behaviour is entirely on me trying to tinker with the OS and accidentally breaking stuff, not an issue with Linux or the distro.
its worth it i would say
Without hesitation I will always recommend reinstalling the os I have it down to a fucking science haha