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For their hardware, I have no opinion. They don't serve the market segment I'm interested in ($300-500) and it is probably not financially viable for them to ei
by approxim8ion 5y ago
For their hardware, I have no opinion. They don't serve the market segment I'm interested in ($300-500) and it is probably not financially viable for them to either. I don't hold that against them.
As far as software goes, PopOS provided the first GNOME experience that I did not hate. The installer is significantly faster than MOST other distros' installers, and the defaults, especially with the new cosmic release, are sane enough that I can change only a couple of things to get to work. On my laptop it is stable and fast. I recommend it.