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Alright, you know what? I'll be switching.
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Linux Mint is the easiest one from the list, but all of them except Solus are fine. I personally recommend Mint or Debian, Debian Sid if you want latest kernel.
KDE should work fine, maybe with a bit of tweaking?
I daily drive Xfce and even on a beefy PC this DE is really great. It may not look cool by default, but it's very customizable and powerful. And Thunar (xfce file manager) is really good now.
Another good option
There's a fork of infinity for Lemmy, called Eternity. Not sure if it's usable now though.
eternity is amazing and works really well, I've had no issues so far
Good to know! I will also check it out soon. Infinity was my only reason to use reddit actually.
I'm using Eternity too and its fsntastic
I have to try mint, so many people recommend it and its hard to believe something can be easier than popos
Mint is great, my brother used it as his first distro and had no issues whatsoever while I suffered with Fedora.
I doubt they need the latest kernel, their machine is ancient...
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Thanks, somehow messed it up.
No, I don't really need it.
I thought about that too. If that doesn't work out, Xfce/LXDE/LXQT it is.
Try Mint Cinnamon, if that's slow try disabling animations. If it's still slow, go to XFCE.
Mint really rocks at not requiring you to use the terminal almost ever. For sure the best choice in the "just works" category.
Cool. Good luck on your linux journey!