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I just recently migrated from Linux Mint to Pop OS, do you have any tips/extensions on what I should do with my desktop?
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Based on my experience migrating from Mint to Pop!_OS, the next step is migrate back to Mint.
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I also did the same thing. I'm back to Mint OS but at the end I'm not much happier.
Guess it is time for arch, btw
I actually value my life.
😁 EndeavourOS was for me the least time consuming distro so far. Installing everything via yay without having to add repos to it paired with it’s rolling behavior is the reason I use it.
I'll give it a try! Thanks!
Been using EndeavourOS as my main driver for 2 years now, I'm putting in the time to learn NixOS and so far it's been solid, would recommend it for rolling release stability which is issue with Arch if you don't update regularly enough.