Re:Seven years later, I bought a new MacBook. For the first ...
by pachico on Tuesday June 02, 2020 @07:14AM
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I must disagree with you.
I have been installing Linux for people who barely know how to use a mouse and the experience was always successful.
Of course, I choose a distro with simple UI and software with GUI every time.
I don't want to get into the typical "if my mom gets it everyone can" (also because she is a power user) but trust me, the people I installed it for had the same problems they would have had with any OS (some quite funny).
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Re:Seven years later, I bought a new MacBook. For the first ...
by _fullpint on Tuesday June 02, 2020 @07:30AM
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I attempted to but the driver support just wasn’t there for my laptop.
WSL2 works fine and it also means that when I want to game I have a wider selection of games to play.
Re:Seven years later, I bought a new MacBook. For the first ...
by pachico on Tuesday June 02, 2020 @07:49AM
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Yup, I'm not a gamer anymore and when I was I used a PS, true.
Anyhow, my target initiating Linux to wasn't precisely gamers either.
Re:Seven years later, I bought a new MacBook. For the first ...
by tuesday20 on Tuesday June 02, 2020 @07:31AM
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What is your preferred distro?
Re:Seven years later, I bought a new MacBook. For the first ...
by pachico on Tuesday June 02, 2020 @07:47AM
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It's been Xubuntu for almost a decade, I think.
I tried Lubuntu but, at least at the time, it had no pulse audio which wasn't great.
I tried Budgie but it has some paper cut bugs that I couldn't live with (some might).