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Yeah, I am at ubuntu, since that seemed like the easiest distro to get started, but now I am afraid of switching and setting up all the graphic drivers again. (
by runn1ng 10y ago
Yeah, I am at ubuntu, since that seemed like the easiest distro to get started, but now I am afraid of switching and setting up all the graphic drivers again. (and working around bugs in Network Manager again. Come on guys, it's software with which people connect to Internet, why is so important thing so buggy.)
- eloisant 10y agoJust stick with Ubuntu LTS releases. I barely see the difference with newer releases anyway, most of the innovation I care is on the web or in high-level applications that run on LTS.