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Konstantin 11 hours ago

2025 is the year of Linux

Quinraylo 19 Oct @ 8:40pm

Yeah i plan to go full Linux dont care for windows anymore

gluon 19 Oct @ 12:05pm

Yeah I totally agree with Junnroh, I use Mint and have been gaming on it without issue. Mint just works. Ubuntu and Pop are both reasonable alternatives.

jinnroh 19 Oct @ 11:56am

Ubuntu or Mint if your gonna dual boot. Pop OS is an option as it has Nvidia drivers baked in, but its not so simple to dual boot since it doesn't use Grub bootlloader.

I'd highly recommend Mint or Ubuntu.

Quinraylo 13 Oct @ 4:05pm

Been thinking of getting away from windows . What Linux should a beginner get ? I have Nvidia graphs card