IsoSpandy

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I finally nuked windows

I have been daily driving a dual booted laptop for the past two years. After a year of distro hopping I settled with fedora + kde and never looked back. I really liked the auto nvidia driver config and it made everything so pleasant to work. Since the last 8 or 9 months I decided to do gaming using bottles and proton ge. I...

IsoSpandy,

Exactly. Plus I was super creeped out by the news that apparently Microsoft tries to decrypt files I have stored encrypted on my one drive and by default sets up my home directory to be on one drive. What the fuck

IsoSpandy,

I actually set up Linux on my family machine 1 year ago and they don’t even notice since all they need is a browser and vlc. So they have been daily driving Linux longer than me :)

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It’s like a brick off my chest

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One of us!!!

IsoSpandy,

Thanks. I was already part of the club. Now just I burnt the access card to the other club

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I genuinely do. I can’t even imagine why anybody would use software whose source code isn’t visible. Not cool.

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The main reason I used fedora was because of hassle free nvidia (as muchjh as they can do until nvidia open sources everything and not just the kernel modules).

IsoSpandy,

Thank you. Drinks on me!!!

IsoSpandy,

I actually did everything on Ext4 and had a separate home partition which was only 30gigs. So that was the main gripe in the previous install I had I thought to rectify it.

Alas I didn’t use btrfs this time also and did Ext4. Maybe I should have enabled snapshots. Who knows. I may just be an adventurous dude.

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Glad to. Sharing the holy word my friends.

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Don’t use manjaro mate. Install something stable like Debian or Fedora.

IsoSpandy,

Is pipewire with pulse audio properly configured? Check pavucontrol and tell me if you need any more help

IsoSpandy,

I think our sun can go nova. What it can’t do is supernova based on the Chandrashekhar limit

IsoSpandy,

For professional work cases, Linux is a very good choice. You don’t need to pay for the corporate windows licences and security is overall better than windows since security by obscurity is a no no which windows intends.

Try going with a solid distro. Use mint or fedora. I would recommend you use the KDE desktop environment as it is very sleek and matches the windows look.

As for your video codec issue, if you are using distros which “respect” American patent laws, use the world wide versions. For example in Fedora, you must install the free world versions.

And the most important tip for you switching to Linux, ask questions and read up if you get stuck on something, however trivial you might think the issue is. The community is very open and very supportive.

Good luck all your endeavours :)

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