Finally, modern UI. Mint really needed it, less reasons for noobies to not try it out now

Alacrity or foot (foot has less features but it’s faster)

Ya, its just some people over exaggerated a bit. As long as you don’t do stuff that obviously tries to mess with core system stuff it should be fine.

Economicaly might be viable, but there is so much unused experimental tech that has higher potential and scales better (higher scientific development as well).

I would rather see more investment on better renewable tech then relaying on biohazard.

You would be surprised to know the amount of scientific research with actual solutions that aren’t applied cause goes against the fossil fuel companies and whatnot. Due to the fact that they have market monopoly.

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Sounds like a awesome fork, can’t wait!

The meme is becoming a reality. Systemd really is going to try to be everything lmao

In terms of WMs, I would say sway and river are the most straightforward to setup, the rest like dwl and hyprland might require more setup for different reasons like hyprland outside of arch but it works well in my machine

This is wild 💀

I would just use kdenlive personally since the UI is very straightforward. I think almost every distro has kdenlive, and if it isn’t on the package manager of the distro you can install it as a flatpak as well.

Maybe try distros that have more recent updates, might feel less clunky, like nobara, fedora, openSuse (the semi-rolling release version), garuda and PopOs.

The data lost that occurred due to the lack of differentiation between year 1900 and 2000 on calendar systems of the older computers?

Linux mint, if there is any problem try popOS.

Also would recommend trying out the distros before you install them in a virtual machine since it’s easier to try multiple distros without the hassle of setting them up. Since you are in windows at the moment, you probably should try virtualbox

Edit: ventoy is a pretty cool project for when you want to setup a pen with the installation isos to the baremetal.

I think the about section explains it decently

Damn, that’s a cool way to explain how that tech works in a chewing gum package

Very good video, the content and the editing are superb 👌💯

Understood 👌

I have found this article that might be useful

I would suggest trying other distros like some people here mention like popOS, nobara, garuda, open suse (try the semi-rolling release one), fedora, endeavourOS, etc.

This might give you a better experience out of the box without too much tinkering, since sometimes compatibilities with the hardware and with some software can occur (for example I tried to do a garuda install in the past and it didn’t work for me but to a lot of people it worked).

Also when you get more experienced with linux, you probably can fix those issues more easily, but for now probably the best option is to try a different distro and see how it goes.