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Leaks confirm low takeup for Windows 11
(www.theregister.com)
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Mint ftw!
I've loved mint ever since I first tried it. An OS that actually does what I want it to do. My only complaint with mint is that it works so well that I keep forgetting the console commands and have to look them up when I do need them. Thinking about installing suicide linux on an old laptop and learning the hard way lol.
I used Arch for about a decade but I got really tired of babysitting.
That can be a day,... a week, a month, maybe longer.
Mint is new enough without being too new and it's polished enough without seeming like too much, like Garuda or most flavors of Ubuntu.