for a longer answer.. i was turned off from vanilla ubuntu because the linux community in general doesn't seem to like it and i just assumed ubuntu's time in the sun was done.
i liked linux mint, and still use it on my old thinkpads, but it feels dated, and i had a screen which needed wayland. i stayed on fedora for a little over a year, almost two. i bounced around a little until one day i decided to just try ubuntu and haven't felt the need to leave since. i mean, linux mint and pop are only good because ubuntu lts is good, right?
I've been uaing it for 20 years and it still gives me this feeling now and then. 🤗
Indeed my old laptop can run everything smoothly
ended my distrohopping.
for a longer answer.. i was turned off from vanilla ubuntu because the linux community in general doesn't seem to like it and i just assumed ubuntu's time in the sun was done.
i liked linux mint, and still use it on my old thinkpads, but it feels dated, and i had a screen which needed wayland. i stayed on fedora for a little over a year, almost two. i bounced around a little until one day i decided to just try ubuntu and haven't felt the need to leave since. i mean, linux mint and pop are only good because ubuntu lts is good, right?