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After the crap associated with the Anniversary Update, I decided to stop threatening to move to Linux every time Microsoft made a consumer-hostile move and just
by AdmiralAsshat 10y ago
After the crap associated with the Anniversary Update, I decided to stop threatening to move to Linux every time Microsoft made a consumer-hostile move and just do it, in order to see how feasible the shift would be. Fedora has been fine so far, sans a few hardware-specific issues I've run into. The laptop is certainly better optimized for Windows, which is not surprising. I'm trying to document all of the problems I've run into along the way and the steps to remedy them, in case they are of value to anyone else. The Arch Linux wiki has been great for this sort of thing, even without using Arch.
- anonbanker 10y agoCongratulations on the switch. Ubuntu might be slightly superior to Fedora (you'll outgrow it eventually), but again, congratulations on finally doing so. If you get a whim to tinker, try a KDE-based distribution; it'll feel the most like windows, just with more options to tweak.