I tried mint but it doesnt work on my display out of the box, ik you can always try tinkering but i’d love to switch to something that works no terminal needed. Im gonna give fedora budgie a try, anything else i should try? im interested in photo and video editing but i hate win 11.

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    9 months ago

    A bit of an odd choice but I’ve had good experience with openSUSE microOS. It is an immutable OS so when it updates it’s all in one big update kind of like a mobile phone. Keeps it stable and keeps it from building up cruft like a lot of OSes.

    Don’t use it if you don’t like flatpak apps though. And it only has Gnome or KDE flavors. It just works for me though.

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      9 months ago

      what do u know about linux drivers? fedora budgie didnt have wifi card working, i presume i need to do some commands and it’ll work

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        9 months ago

        Who makes the Wi-Fi card? You might need their firmware installed. All the major makers are usually included by default though. Like intel or Realtek should just work.

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          9 months ago

          intel wifi 6e ax211, ubuntu worked out od the box

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            9 months ago

            Should work out of the box on any distro being an intel card. I’m not familiar enough with Fedora to really help with that.

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              9 months ago

              its never like that imo, there is typically something wrong out of the box which requires some tinkering