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Linux Mint was the distro I chose little less than a year ago when I switched to Linux. Used it with Cinammon at first and then switched to XFCE. It's been a cool journey and I have def learned a lot.

But over time Mint has left more to be desired, most specifically, more up to date packages. Hence why I'm leaving the Debian / Ubuntu based distros to try OpenSuSE TW with Gnome.

Any advice would be appreciated

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[-] LunchEnjoyer@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Don't forget to install codes.

Try out opi for installing apps, otherwise zypper is also great!

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