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I'm Officially a Linux User!
(lemmy.ca)
I was initially waiting for Windows 10 to be officially unsupported before I switched to Pop_OS, but today, I just got sick of looking at the Windows 10 UI and decided to jump the gun.
As a complete normie, I am so glad I didn't fuck up my computer because my laptops settings to get into the BIOS was completely different than how most videos instructed.
I've been playing around with it for a bit, and I most say that using this distro is a lot easier than I expected! The Pop Store is a lifesaver! I'm not sure if I could've made it if I had to manually install my browser and all that.
I feel like my laptop is now a bit slower and the graphics look a bit lower? Maybe I missed something when reading the rec specs. Oh well...
I use KDE at 150% and it looks great. I'm glad Wayland and KDE have gotten fractional scaling to the point where it's working well. The last major bug I was following was https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=479891 but that was fixed in KDE Frameworks 6.9.
sure. i'm not saying fractional scaling looks bad but if they came from no scaling, suddenly having scaling can be a little jarring and can feel like a "lower" resolution. i regularly run fractional scaling in GNOME and it looks just fine. it's a pretty solved problem at this point for the major desktop environments.