Give me on reason why you aren't using linux mint right now /g/? The best just works distro.Cinnamon is by far my favorite DE, even more than KDE.
I am.
Because I'm a Gnome enjoyer and have an Nvidia GPU, so I'm using PopOS insteadMint would definitely be my second choice though
>>93665804Mint is great, yeah. I need source-based, so for me it's Gentoo.
While I agree it's one of the best (if not the very best) at just working, it also doesn't feel very comfy to me. It’s hard to explain.
>>93665804I have quite a few reasons.
>>93665860It’s like clem is a low iq antisemite who can’t program.
>>93665804Mint user reporting in, cinnamon with the active window's menu bar highlights unlike the retard default theme - as required by asstoot users.
>>93665804because i use windows. the distro that actually just works.
>>93665881How did you manage to get it to work? Or do you sit and stare at static all day?
>>93665890Windows 11 enterprise is pretty comfy. LTSC is right around the corner.
Gentoo too comfy for me. I like compiling shit and it makes my computer all nice and warm. Perfect for smores.
>>93665892You keep posting this edge-case shit and no one cares, go get it sorted out on the forums like a normal user and stop crying, expecting the nerd squad to come and fix your 1337 computer for you. Are you a zoomer btw?
>>93665842I read that in a cockney accent for some reason.
>>93665926>edge caseMany such cases. You wouldn’t know a working os if it bit you in the ass.
>>93665804I like it.But for me, it's Ubuntu on my servers and Ubuntu on my workstation.
>>93665910>>93665931Both of you fags turn off your second display. The both of you look more stupid after every minute that passes.>>93665833PopOS is literally broken. Atleast have the decency of running Fedora or install gentoo on Mint so you can actually get a functioning OS.
I couldn't miss out on the AUR, it's way too convenient. Tiling WMs are also probably easier on Arch than on Mint.
I considered using Mint initially when switching to Linux full time, but I opted to use Arch btw instead, I figure the best way to learn how to use Linux is to start with something hard, I've had a lot of time to learnJust works isn't enough for me, I'll make it work, it just feels right.That said, I can see the beauty in Mint.
>>93665961>just disable half your hardware to get loonix mint to work bruhWhy are you like this?
>>93665961>PopOS is literally broken.Huh, I've been running it for months on my month and it's Just Werked the entire time. I'm not an expert user either. What brokenness are you referring to? Hopefully not just the Linus memes.
>>93665804Mint is pretty good. It's what my parents use. I like Arch because I disagree that Cinnamon is better than KDE and I don't like my packages being 2 years old.
>>93666004>months on my month*months on my machine
>>93665987No, after setup/install you fix that shit yourself and install your drivers. Besides that what stops me from saying Windows isn't just some bloated piece of garbage that barely works then show a screenshot of a bluescreen.>>93666004It is the Linus memes :)
because im a GAYMER
>>93666004>Linus memesi'm still convinced he threw that challenge on purpose. ignoring him being a retarded gaymer who played up extremely inane problems for the camera, a 30-something adult should know 1) that listicles aren't a good source of information and 2) save link as is never a button that you want to click, linux and github be damned. also all but one of his closing criticisms also applies to macos which really gets old. sure you can pretend to brutally smackdown 2% of desktop users but good luck telling an additional 14% that their os that they use for work also sucks. and don't get me wrong if you're a windows gaymer that's a fine reason for you personally to not use linux but verbosely saying linux isn't windows isn't really a criticism of linux.
Already am, OP
>>93666027Windows comes with all my drivers bud and has done so since Windows 10 and I’m on 11 22h2. Why hasn’t Linux caught up?
>>93665961>>93665931>>93665910>>93665877I have two separate mint machines, with two and three displays, respectively. One is a desktop with three monitors, one is a laptop that sometimes is connected to one of the desktop's three monitors.Desktop is running an AMD RX 580 from 2017.Laptop is some integrated AMD thing from 2 years ago (probably still Vega-based?).
>>93666165So Linux mint only works on poorfag hardware. Noted.
>>93666152>budNevermind you're right. Linux hasn't caught up to your faggot ass.>>93666092>a 30-something adult should know 1) that listicles aren't a good source of information and 2) save link as is never a button that you want to click, linux and github be damned. You'd be surprised how many 'Gamers' would follow shitty listicles especially if they don't know anything about Linux to boot.
>>93665804How does would mint compare to Lubuntu running on a celeron D and 4gb ram?
>>93665961>PopOS is literally brokenif "it once had a weird package dependency bug" was the bar for permanently labelling a distro broken, there'd be none left
>>93666201Whatever you say pal. Linux mint is trash. If you want to stay on old poorfag hardware, and never progress in life and waste your life configuring shit and chasing problems, be my guest.
>>93666210Except Linux Mint had em by the dozen because clem is a retard.
>>93666226>If you want to stay on old poorfag hardware>Proceeds to use old poorfag softwareok.
>>93666202What’s your address? I’ll send you a real pc.
>>93666240I sincerely hope it gets better for you.
>>93666202I don't know how Cinnamon compares really in this case and perhaps it's a deal breaker here. But I've always found Mint signifigantly less bloated than mainline Ubuntu. (That's assuming Lubuntu only changes the DE. Long time ago I used Kubuntu so that's my comparison, assuming it's the same idea)
>>93666284Kubuntu uses a bit more ram than Lubuntu, like 1gb vs 850mb
>>93666268Impressive. I unironically thought they stopped charging people for Windows. Sincerely hope 'Pro' means they strip out all the bullshit. In which case I can see why one would pay...assuming they actually strip it all out for you.
>>93665804I use LMDE with XFCE, Linux Mint but without the Canonical BS or resource-hungry cinnamon
>>93666308They let you do it. Home is missing things that let you use your pc. But it’s really easy. LTSC is coming out very soon, Enterprise is very bloat free though. I’ll be using that with my next build unless 12 comes out. Then I’ll be using 12. I don’t hold onto dead software. Old hardware can kiss my ass too. The moment bugs start happening, it’s time to upgrade my hardware. I’ll give it away to my friends when I’m done with it.
>>93666308I mean this though, I mean you no hate. I wish you the best. Linux is too buggy on new hardware and I like new hardware. I like staying current. Windows has gotten pretty rock solid lately.
>>93666383That's a VERY funny way to admit you have no rights and you like it like that.
>>93666308They only let you use free windows if you upgrade from a licensed copy. I go through pcs very quickly compared to most. With them, goes that copy of Windows. I don’t pirate anything.
>>93666418No anon. He likes to stay **CURRENT**
>>93666418I have all the rights in the world. I don’t know why you’d think I’m missing anything. What rights does Linux give you that Windows doesn’t?
>>93665961>Both of you fagsIt's a single nigger spamming the thread out of sheer butthurt (and this time not because his boyfriend fucked him). The images have been posted before on similar threads on /g/, and reverse searching them returns random Reddit and forum threads.
>>93666184That is an improper conclusion to draw from only two, very specific, system configurations.
>>93666443The only one butthurt here is your friend. Linux sucks. Enjoy your hrt I guess.
>>93666443Most of these people here are baiting pretty much. No need to waste your breath unless you want to look like an autist.
I have two laptops. One with mint cinnamon and one with fedora xfce. Find myself going to the mint more and more. I really like cinnamon.
>>93666451I’ve never successfully gotten Linux to run on current wave hardware. There’s always a ton of issues because Linux programmers are poorfags who can’t afford to keep up.
>>93666468Cinnamon is very comfy honestly. I miss the old mint wallpaper that came default. Always loved it.
>>93665804comfy mint thread. Stay fresh lads
>>93666504If I wanted Windows I’d just use Windows.
>>93665941Fedora just bit me in the ass
>>93666529Love the wallpaper anon.
>on reasonscreen tearingfile manager memory leakingslowness when browsing image folders on the networkI guess that's thr reasons but ah well
>>93666553>Love the wallpaper anon.thanks I think its from some anime. I've only watched cowboy bebop I can give you the pape If you like.
>>93666578Sure. btw thats a line from lain just to warn you.
>>93666588>lain yeah someone called me a fag directly after wanting the pape lol I've never seen it is it some loli shit or something?
>>93666567>slowness when browsing image folders on the networkif you know of a piece of software that doesn't have this problem i'd really like to know. moving my reaction pics and screenshots to my nas was a mistake.
>>93666546Linux is nothing but friction. At the end of the day just use Windows and debloat it. You’ll be happier in the long run.
>>93666603Nah its good anon you should watch it since its on youtube. Though the pacing is slow if you have zoomer brain but its worth it.
>>93666606>if you know of a piece of software that doesn't have this problemannoyingly, that software is windowsit just has a better way of caching thumbnails or something.macOS was the worst.
Cinnamon sucks in a few aspects, like how changing the mouse cursor doesn't change it for Qt-based and flatpak programs.Mint is the best distro but it really needs to bring back the KDE flavor.
>>93666624I'll give it a shot I've been looking for another cowboy bebop type show, just in the art and mood if the background is anything to go by could be close.
>>93665804is it better or worse than ubuntu? I'm looking for an easy, stable, low maintenance linuxdoes wifi work out of the box? i tried debian and it didn't work
>>93666661Lain is nothing like Cowboy Bebop, it's a disjointed and pretentious show full of infodumping and the animation sucks.
>>93666620that's just technology. I don't think I have ever seen or heard someone/something bitch and moan about any tech or software.Also why settle?
>>93666685>I'm looking for an easy, stable, low maintenance linux
>>93666661It is the opposite of cowboy bepop. Much slower paced and more focused on philosophy and how the internet impacts our daily lives. Still a recommendation but again it has slow pacing.
>>93666690I'll give it a shot anyways>Lain is nothing like Cowboy Bebopis there anything that hits the same visuals or world?
>>93666701Because Linux is friction. Why would I introduce unnecessary setbacks in my life? Name a single reason to use Linux and I’ll probably be able to explain how Windows is better. Inb4>muh spywareTired argument, just disable it. It’s so trivial. If you can fuck with Linux, you can run a simple debloat app. The reward is a fully functioning pc with 100% software compatibility.
>>93666685Try the liveusb for the cinnamon version and see if the wifi drivers work. If they don't then either google it if you really like it or move on.
>>93666796It’s funny, it’s free yet people wont even try it. I mean I prefer Windows but at least I’ve tried to use Linux. I found it’s not for me but like, you have to try it. I think everyone should at least try Linux.
>>93666748>Name a single reason to use Linux and I’ll probably be able to explain how Windows is better.* Better customization without having to pay money to actually change the taskbar. * The fact I can actually move the taskbar to the left of the screen or the right without having it forced in the center.* The moment you even try to remove any bloat (like Windows Store) something breaks.* Microsoft slowly removing features while adding more ads.
>>93666824I mean yeah. Thats why there's a live USB in the first place. You can try it out just before installing and you can practically treat it like a mini computer before doing anything to your drives.
>>93666748What if I dont want a microsoft account? What if I don't want microsoft store installed on my computer that creates issues if uninstalled. I can run everything I want on Linux and I don't have to debloat it before hand and say no to 14 different trackers.
>>93666632Windows has terrible performance browsing folders with many images in general, network or not. Something must be O(n^2).
>>93666685wifi worked out the box for me and my gf its a lot better than Ubuntu in my opinion. >why do you think Ubuntu Cinnamon exists?
I use software that doesn't work under wine. In the hipothetic case that it wasn't like that anymore, I'd go with pure arch+XFCE
>>93666748Software on Windows that I will never use? Kind of a waste to me but I don't really care what you have to argue against yourself to convince me to use Windows. You can use whatever you want to use because it's your computer????????????????
>>93666897yeah this is not my experince at all.windows 10 and a samba server, a folder with some 8000 images, I can drag the scroll bar anywhere I like and the thumbnails load like from a local drive.
>>93667021Tried Dolphin?
>>93667040a nintendo emulator? what
>>93667110Not him, but ...
>>93665804I ascended to a higher plane of existence. That existence being, the universe of arch linux.
>>93667131oh, no I haven't. I don't have kde installed anywhere
>>93666890Yeah but you don’t get photoshop. Wine doesn’t interact with wacom tablets so it’s basically gimped no pun intended.
>>93667167You can install it from flathub and snaps, as you can see on their page. It's just an application that happens to come along with KDE.https://apps.kde.org/dolphin/
>>93665804Because I prefer to use the White man's distro.
>>93667179my wacom tablet works just fine in mint :P
>>93667223Yes it’ll work with gimp but not photoshop.
>>93667195well, is it better?
>>93667257I don't know, I said in my original post I wasn't the guy you talked with before, but he probably recommended it thinking it's good.
>>93667179Have you considered not being a bootlicker to adobe and wacom? Companies are not your friend anon. They don't care about you. They won't help you in your time of need. They see you as nothing but a resource to be exploited.Open source on the other hand is a communal based system. We all work together to benefit the overarching community at large. No one is exploited. No one is left behind. Yes some things might be behind right now in terms of technological advancements, but we are fighting against a fascistic system that has it's boot on our throats. Sometimes you have to take a stand and realize some things are more important than convenience.Are Photoshop and wacom tablets worth losing your freedom from oppression? I think not anon. Shed yourself from your sense of individuality. Individuality leads you to giving into your selfish desires rather than thinking of the overarching community at large. The community would be a better place if people focused the masses over the greed of monolithic, individual, entities like fucking adobe and other capitalist corporations who won't be happy until humanity is enslaved to a fascist system. Were humans are nothing but cattle to serve the elite.
>>93665804it uses dpkg
Because my time has value.
>>93667357so does debian
>>93666632>>93666897>>93667021>>93667040just symlink .cache to ramdisk you fucking retards. who the fuck caches to hdd or ssd. hdd is slow, ssd is just extra wear for no reason
>>93665804I'm new to Linux and loving Fedora 38 so far. Is there a reason to use Mint over Fedora?
>>93667730No. Absolutely none. Fedora has more up to date packages and because of that, better hardware support due to newer kernels.
>>93666868What? You can move the taskbar in Windows 11 to right, left or top. There is also free software to change opacity and a lot of other customization.Press and hold (or right-click) any empty space on the taskbar, then select Taskbar settings > Taskbar behaviors. Scroll to Taskbar alignment and select what you want.
>>93665804because I used mint in it's best years, 11, 12 and 13 was so fucking great. Then I tried LMDE, and I was home. But later, I told myself 'why not just to use debian?' THEN I was really home.Cinnamon is great, but has one or two shitty douche devs.My favorite DE is both MATE and Xfce. Currently using Xfce
>>93667798Yes, it runs great. Useful Github script to add what's needed to speed it up and RPM Fusion, etc. Useful to me as a newby anyway. https://github.com/smittix/fedora-setup
>>93666268imagine being so much of a bootlicking cuck that you post your faggy little receipt for windows 11 like it's suppose to impress someone. sterilize yourself asap.
:DDD
It still doesn't ship emacs 28 :^(
>>93667942what did the devs of cinnamon do and does it apply to the code? If not who cares?
>>93668423Can you do FDE with VeraCrypt or are you just using it for containers?
>>93665804I tried it on a laptop and after hours of looking things up and updating it the whole thing would freeze constantly forcing me to hard restart it. I will never touch Linux garbage again. What a fucking meme.
>>93666268Paying to be spied on and having forced ads, there truly is no hope for some people.
>>93670945Yes, anything you can do in Windows's VeraCrypt you can do with Linux's just as well.
>>93665804I like arch better
>>93671760Is your system partition fully encrypted with it? Does it give you a noticeable performance loss?
>>93665804no kde
>>93671864Uhhh... no, not system partition, just external drives.I did that once on Windows ages ago, but it was more hassle than it was worth, now I just use it for my external drives with sensititve data.Typically, if you want system disk encryption, in Linux you'd use LUKS instead of VC.You could use LUKS for everything, I'm just using VC because I'm a Windows 7 refugee.
I love mint but not the cinnamon DE. If only there was a better DE that was not a WinClone.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkxAp2Gh7-E
>>93665804Because I use the other just works distros.Xubuntu on my daily driver main machine, and MacOS on my get work done MacBook.
>>93671894Thanks.Is LUKS difficult to use (or rather, is it easy to mess up with?)I'm looking to move to Mint from Windows as well, and having no experience with the command line, I'd like to use GUI programs, at least in the beginning.
>>93671995>Is LUKS difficult to use (or rather, is it easy to mess up with?)No idea, fumbled around with it some years ago when trying out an actual Kali installation, I wouldn't recommend it to someone with zero experience using a command-line.Contrary to my earlier statement, VC in Linux CANNOT encrypt the system partition, that option is missing from the Create New Volume wizard.It's not easy to find a definite answer about using Mint with LUKS. An article from seven years ago says you can create a LUKS encrypted system partition with the installer, but that info might be dated. Personally, I don't remember seeing that option, but it's not unlikely I may have skimmed it:https://duckduckgo.com/?q=install+mint+with+luksGetting used to having to Google these things is part of the process. It annoys me as well, but, to be fair, Windows has 25 years of me Googling how to do things, in what I'm expecting Linux to do in two weeks, so there's that.
>>93672111>Contrary to my earlier statement, VC in Linux CANNOT encrypt the system partition, that option is missing from the Create New Volume wizard.Forgot pic. Also, it stands to reason, this is not a feature missing from Linux, but an added feature explicitly for Windows.
I'm using debian.
>>93665877>anime dolls>goybox>nintendo switch>light saber>muh antisemitismholy fuck you’re a faggot
>>93672333almost forgot>rgb keyboard
>>93665877There is no way this is not bait.
>>93665804I'm pro-Israel
>>93672333I kek'd
>>93665979>>93665975>>93665946Those are reasonable takes that I can respect. Good for you, anons.
>>93665804I use mint for the work computer since it's the only just werks and stable distro on the market.But for my personal computers it will be Arch btw.
>>93672111>>93672128Thank you very much
>>93665804EndeavourOS is too comfy. The only issue I've ever had is when a grub update screwed up and I had to recreate the config file.
>>93667302>>93667179how many times do I have to shitpost thishttps://github.com/Gictorbit/photoshopCClinux
>>93665804>Give me on reason why you aren't using linux mint right now /g/?I can't , because, in fact, I've also been using Linux Mint with Cinnamon as my main OS for years. >>93665833>have an Nvidia GPU,I also do. Mint works fine with that.>>93665890Everything you said is wrong.>>93665946>UbuntuEnjoy your snap hell.>>93671920>I love mint but not the cinnamon DECinnamon is great, though.>>93671968>MacOS>just works
>>93672111You can indeed install Mint under a LUKS partition, but it's a weird process. During the creation of partitions you have to create an encrypted partition, and then inside the volume you have to create the filesystem that you're going to use for your installation, and after that point everything goes as usual.I been using mint under LUKS and I haven't noticed a difference between encrypted and unencrypted
>>93665804I am. Mint has the best anon-made wallpapers
>>93665804windows 7. but I have it in a VM with Mate DE, it just works + no being an updoot slave
>>93673281Ok, im sick of winglows. Installing linux mint flagship DE now. I need it for nodejs/npm, vscope, blender, gimp, audacity, davinciresolve.WILL IT JUST WORK?
>>93673487>WILL IT JUST WORK?Yes, most applications you've mentioned are open source. They'll work great on Mint.
>>93667302I used to be part of it. I would send my used hardware to people. They barred me and banned me from just about every venue because of my Christian views. I was part of it for 14 years bud. They’re not your friend either.
>>93672333Straight white christian male.
>>93673109No matter how many times you post it, it doesn’t change the fact that wine doesn’t interact with usb hardware properly.
>>93673487Until it shits itself in confusion after a random update, yeah.
>>93666620Based. Only reason I use linux is because the terminal is better and shit like npm just works. If I could get modern js stuff working better on windows I wouldn't leave windows. I work with vs 90% of the time already anyway.
>>93673622>Until it shits itself in confusion after a random updateThings that never happen: episode 1
>>93673521>>93673622Okay nice. I think i just wont update it ever until apps break which they shouldnt. Any important project/files will be automatically backuped to external drive anyway.Ive installed it now on muh dell precision m4800, but it seems theres no wifi driver/adapter. What do?
>>93673747Okay, im stupid, linux mint fixes everything for me, i just need to press 1 button.Everything works now, one more question, is it possible to have external monitor @ 120hz?
>>93673980>Everything works now, one more question, is it possible to have external monitor @ 120hz?Yes. Connect the monitor, open the menu, type display and modify the entries accordingly.
>>93673487Depends, how new is your hardware?I'm >>93668423 and with my CPU and GPU, everything just works out of the box.But my laptop, on which I installed Mint just the other day, has an AMD iGPU and an nVidia dGPU. I've only tinkered around a tiny bit, but that was not yet enough for me to get glmark2 to run on the nVidia dGPU.Otherwise, Blender, GIMP and Audacity I can assure are available as repository (which you should prefer if you can live with not having bleeding edge updates) packages or otherwise as flatpaks.My recommendation is to install on it on a spare SATA SSD, if you happen to have one lying around.
>>93673622How nice that even if that were true, in Mint YOU can just tell the operating system you don't want the update.That being said, I usually wait a week after they've become available before updating and also if I have an hour or two to spare in case something does go wrong.
>>93667656The thumbnails showing isn't all of it. On windows I can scroll anywhere, double click a file and it opens instantly. On linux it takes a loong time to open the file, like it has to iterate through every previous one to finally get to the one I clicked on.Whoever cracks this problem on linux wins the desktop war instantly.
>>93674120Sounds like you're using NTFS on Linux.I symlinked a Windows game to WINE, it worked, but saving the game took a full five seconds.After replacing the symlink with an actual copy on an ext4 partition, it's instantaneous.While NTFS does work on Linux, it's performance is abyssmal.
>>93666268this nigger really payed to be spied on
>>93673994Yep it works, how can i disable the custom icons for programs?
>>93674220You can disable it. It’s easy.
Im more into having straight sex.
>>93674354>he thinks he can simply disable itLOL, LMAO even.
yeah, im thinking mint is my comfy workstation now. runs perfect on dell precision m4800 + external 120hz samsung monitorany apps recommendation judging by my dekstop?
>>93674947btw is it possible to make a desktop shortcut for each web app i make in webapps?
>>93674971ugh im stupid, its easy
>>93674206Oh, I see it was you who is the retard. The discussion was about networked image folders.
>New cinnamon sounds and themesGross. Think good they had the original on the forums.
>Using an out-of-date distro.SWIPE LEFT, fr
>>93675408>being a corporate lab rat
>>93676052>corporate ratWhich corporation owns Arch?
>>93675097That's true, but how should I have known you were staying in that context and not speaking generally?
>>93665804Because it is to Debian(Ubuntu) what Manjaro is to Arch, Frankendebian abomination that has had it's fair share of controversies in the past. Only difference is that they managed to pool the wool over people's eyes compared to Manjaro.
>>93673553Maybe if you didn't believe in a religion of hate you wouldn't be banned. Stop being hateful.
>>93665804I use Arch because Mint is too plain and I don't want to look like a noob.
>>93678290just make mint look less plain. Who is really gonna notice and call you a noob if you dont post your desktop here anon? If you liike arch and get your work done and programs run no hassle more power to you anon
>>93675408what about it is outdated?
>>93676167RedHat
>>93665804I prefer Arch for my main machine because I'm a chronic updooter.That said, Mint is great. I've got it on an old laptop and it's comfy as hell.
>>93666268blah blah blah winglows whatever but why the fuck wouldn't you just get a 15€ license on amazon or something
>>93665804Lack of KDE Plasma Also it's even slower than Debian-testing on getting new patches
>>93665804New hardware doesn't work on it and what it does works like shit, plus KDE is better than Cinnamon
>>93673622That's Arch
>>93670708it applies to the code, because many bugs are resolved as 'just don't reproduce that bug lol'
>>93667632yes, also trash
>>93665804Because I'm using Gentoo. Fuck off
>>93665804My arch install didn't broke yet.
What's the appeal to Mint when all the *buntus exist? It's literally just an unnecessary extra layer on top of OS that already just werks. Even Debian kinda just werks nowadays.
>>93681984true, i saw this dude on youtube called luke smith that said debian was trash
>>93682148mint is unpozzed buntu
>>93682474how is it unpozzed when u cant even get it with kde
I'm using it currently, but I used vanilla Gnome for a while and ended up getting used to it. Going back to a more Windows-like DE feels weird to me now.
>>93682474mint is more like megapozzed *buntu, and *buntu would be pozzed debian
Mint is fantastic. It was my first Linux distribution (MATE edition) and I stuck with it for four years.But two months ago I realized I'm running i3 on mint and mostly using command line utilities, which made me question why am I on Mint at this point? There's was an enormous amount of packages that shipped with the distribution that I no longer have any need for.I was more than comfortable enough with configuring my system so I decided it's time to move on to Debian. I installed it without a DE, slapped Xorg and i3 on top and that's where I'm at now.The whole system with basic utilities like mpv, firefox, krita and such was more or less 5Gb.
>>93682643>which made me question why am I on Mint at this point? Distros aren't things you need to migrate around to because you got used to an "easy" one. Most can do the same sorts of things as other ones.>There's was an enormous amount of packages that shipped with the distribution that I no longer have any need for.And?>The whole system with basic utilities like mpv, firefox, krita and such was more or less 5Gb.Do you have any need for a system to be as small as possible or have you just been memed by retards?
>>93665804Because Xubuntu exists, and I don't want a version of Debian that has been repackaged twice.
>>93682643why do u love having old packages? just use arch
>>93682628>mint is more like megapozzed *buntuHow so?
>>93683139just use flatpak
>>93672333Lmao
>>93665804mint is bloated and they got malware injected into their images in the past, use debian
>>93685097>bloatedStupid skid meme
>>93665804systemd and a desktop i don't really like
>>93665804I installed it on two different PC’s to use with my tv for media. It very randomly on both pc’s will randomly lock up and the last 1-2s of audio will repeat over and over and over until I force an unexpected reboot. Going back to Debian.
