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> Oh, what the hell. I’ll primary Ubuntu and when I need to use Windows I’ll run it on a thumb drive or something.\n
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Well, it’s been several weeks now and, even with a couple bumps along the way, I have not booted into Windows once since the switchover. How many of you had a similar experience? I was frankly a bit scared of CLI and thinking that I was going to brick my PC before I even had a chance to use it, so I kept all my personal files safely tucked away in a removed HDD until the break-in process was relatively complete. As time has gone on, I’ve gotten comfortable enough to have a backed up copy of my files on here, and every new program I go to install that I used on Windows has worked swimmingly on Linux.\n
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\n
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> Oh, what the hell. I’ll primary Ubuntu and when I need to use Windows I’ll run it on a thumb drive or something.\n
\n
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\n
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**Update:**\n
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I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
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I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
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I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
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And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
\n
**Update:**\n
===========\n
\n
I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
\n
I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
\n
I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
\n
But again, thank you all for your input it’s awesome to know that swift help is available for idiots newbies like me.
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\n
And with this in mind, does anyone have any idea how to get this wi-fi card working with Mint, I’m assuming I need a drive which the other drivers have but Mint, for whatever reason, doesn’t have.\n
\n
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===========\n
\n
I thought it would be easier to edit the post than reply to you all individually and thanks to everyone who took the time to respond so quickly.\n
\n
I’ve just re-tried with the latest version 21.3 and it all works, maybe by newbie brain did something wrong with the first install.\n
\n
I’ll probably stick with Pop_OS as it does what I need and I quite like the Gnome interface.\n
\n
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At home, I was using a similar Logitech camera, but a year ago I decided to upgrade and purchased the Razer Kiyo Pro. *What a mistake!* Every time this camera gets plugged in, it prompts me to install Razer Synapse. It even puts the installer directly on my hard drive without my permission!\n
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**Either way, I’d be so grateful if someone could recommend a reasonably high quality budget camera in the ~$100 range. I *could* go up to maybe $125, but after that it would start to really hurt.**\n
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