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Since Windows 10 is reaching its End of Life, what's the best Linux distro to use? I was thinking of Linux Mint possibly but I want to see if any Hikarins had any better suggestions

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Third thread in /t/ asking about this snicker

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>>1677 sorryyyy, I am a bit newer. I'll look at those threads cry

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I've made the switch to Mint. Figuring mostly everything out okay. It's definitely worth it to avoid microsoft

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Sanae the mlemer here, there are many technical reasons to choose one distro over the other, but when you are starting out these are not really relevant to you until you start getting nagged by them. Linux Mint is a good choice to get started, it's what I started with as well. While there are many technical differences between distros, some are not real. For example you don't need to pick a specific distro for gaming because all of them can game, it's more of a matter of wanting to pick a gaming distro for having gaming packages installed out of the box. How a system looks like is also entirely up to you and not the system, with the exception of very few systems like Linux Mint where it only officially supports 3 desktop environments

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