The simplest and the most windows like in looks distro would be Linux mint, it's probably better than trying Ubuntu or other distros for your first experience with Linux.
If you want a challenge then go for it but just letting you know it's better start off with a few wins under your belt then getting freaked out by complex systems like fedora made for advanced users.
I daily drive Linux mint and love using fish, I do have a custom built NAS but I rarely ssh into it, so I'm not limited by it, but as some mention that if you're a dev and do a lot of SSH/remote controlling then it might work against you if you form too many habits.
I was curious, is there a way to set it up to always for PC to boot up and start peer sharing, I always use torrents for downloading movies on a road trips on laptop but leaving it over night I always only get a ratio of 0.5 or something.
I'm not the most familiar with torrents and a like, since I rarely go on road trips, but I love foss and would love to contribute somehow, I know that I can donate but I already struggle to pay rent >_<
I learned that PopOs runs best on iMac with least amount of problems, I don't know if that will fix audio but you can always download PopOs on a flash drive and boot to it to try out without installing it on drive.
Does this apply to humans too? Instead of asking I'll just kill them to count their ribs, seems logical enough at least /s
You become a shut in during summer because it's constantly 90+°F outside and AC keeps breaking
I would love to leave the south for cooler climates but I have too much family here so heat stroke it is.
The simplest and the most windows like in looks distro would be Linux mint, it's probably better than trying Ubuntu or other distros for your first experience with Linux.
If you want a challenge then go for it but just letting you know it's better start off with a few wins under your belt then getting freaked out by complex systems like fedora made for advanced users.
Not a category but eXcrement (aka Twitter), I'm tired of Elon Musk's antics
Honestly, just get those reflective sunglasses and your immune to Medusa while looking cool
I think that's the top part of the paper bent backwards a bit casting a shadow
I would say 45 minutes of scrolling if lemmy.world wasn't constantly under DDOS attacks
In the US, I mainly use card at stores, but I like buying things from FB marketplace and tend to use cash unless seller doesn't want to use cash.
I daily drive Linux mint and love using fish, I do have a custom built NAS but I rarely ssh into it, so I'm not limited by it, but as some mention that if you're a dev and do a lot of SSH/remote controlling then it might work against you if you form too many habits.
I have transmission on both computers, I have laptop set to never sleep or turn off when plugged in, could be slow wifi maybe
I was curious, is there a way to set it up to always for PC to boot up and start peer sharing, I always use torrents for downloading movies on a road trips on laptop but leaving it over night I always only get a ratio of 0.5 or something.
I'm not the most familiar with torrents and a like, since I rarely go on road trips, but I love foss and would love to contribute somehow, I know that I can donate but I already struggle to pay rent >_<
I run Linux mint on both PC and laptop btw.
I learned that PopOs runs best on iMac with least amount of problems, I don't know if that will fix audio but you can always download PopOs on a flash drive and boot to it to try out without installing it on drive.
I see it now and I can't unsee it
If I have a cake and I divided it to 3 pieces, if 1/3 is .333 and 3 pieces equals .999, where is the .001?
It's on the knife you used to cut with.
Bruh I tried watching IT crowd and I couldn't continue due to the cringe, none the less, if it was in GTA5 I bet it would actually be funny
Never had sequels but I was able to repeat the same dream years apart, it would happen every time I binge watched a zombie apocalypse show
Switching to here for lemmy.world since I joined it when it was still fresh, now it's overloaded on a daily basis at this point