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Let us know what you think after trying , Thanks.

your right I just like kde and have for awhile. Cinnamon is good also.

Someone asked me off forum what about tuxedo i liked. 1. It's built on a solid base 2. No snaps by default. 3. Runs good on my hardware. 4. Latest KDE/plasma 6 DE 5. Easy to switch between wayland and x11 Don't likes 1. No user forum for it.

It good news for those using Nvidia card. My needs are limited and I don't do much gaming so it won't affect me too much. But always good to see a firm going open source. :)

I found this article interesting. Being a KDE users, I've been using KDE 90% of the time and can echo much of what is said here.

For those that would like to try KDE 6 you may want to give Tuxedo OS a spin. I've been testing it and so far It very good. Built on a base of Ubuntu 22.04 You can choose either wayland or X11 and every on my Lenovo t450 worked out of the box. Only hipcup was that the default setting for when...

I have been using Fastly since it was announced and it' been working without any problems. But I understand that some will wait and that is fine also. :)

Which distro did you install if it's ubuntu or mint you can install slimbookbattery a graphical frontend for tlp which works very well. here is the page to install from.

That's troubling news for a lot of open source. Thankfully there are alternatives.

Congratulations @Freepoorman enjoy the new system :)

Hello @CommonCuriosity, Welcome to the Linux.org forum. In ubuntu to make partitions you want select manual from the partitioning page on the installer or you can use gparted and creat the partition before time and tell the installer which ones you want it to use. You will need at least the...

Hi best thing you can do to help us help you is boot to the live mint desktop and go to a terminal and type inxi -Fxxzr And post the output back here.

Hello @Brayan Madrid, Welcome to the Linux.org forums, enjoy the journey!

I've become very familar with Systemd and use it on my current distro of choice. But It is becoming more in control of the system as each new unit is visioned and incorporated. It's not a simple boot squencer any more. I think the biggest problem many older Linux users have is the way it was...