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Forgive me for asking, but what is different about this than Ubuntu 19.04? I looked through the POP!_OS (terrible name btw) promo page [1] and the majority of t

• ekianjo 7y ago
  mostly custom icon pack and the inclusion of nvidia drivers by default. Seems to work out of the box with laptops with nvidia cards
• tonysickpony 7y ago
  That's a good question. Unfortunately I can't do System76 and Ubuntu guys justice here because I really don't know the work has been done in both distros. From the user perspective, I would say smoother hardware integration (I download the ISO with NVIDIA proprietary drivers, haven't encountered any graphic card comparability problem), consistent theme across gtk and qt based applications , saner defaults and clearer setting structure, good keyboard shortcuts. There are merely less than a dozen shortcuts that are not found in Ubuntu, but very easy to get used to. like win + up/down to switch between workspace. I know all these can be accomplished by extensions, add-ons and themes. But they do feel different when it is out of the box and carefully curated.
• bwat49 7y ago
  https://github.com/pop-os/docs/blob/master/docs/difference-between-pop-ubuntu.md https://github.com/pop-os/docs/blob/master/docs/difference-b...
• pknopf 7y ago
  It doesn't really add anything. It does however, break things. https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/503481/why-does-apt-file-report-the-cache-is-empty-even-after-running-apt-file-updat?noredirect=1#comment953173_503481 https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/503481/why-does-apt... I would steer clear of it unless it actually provides anything other than a default nvidia setup.
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