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Come over to Mint, it has the feel of windows but it’s fully customisable and works out of the box.
by MagicMoonlight 4y ago
Come over to Mint, it has the feel of windows but it’s fully customisable and works out of the box.
- 0xffff2 4y agoI'm an Ubuntu user at work and a Windows (desktop)/Arch (server) user at home. Wikipedia says that Mint is based on Ubuntu, but it doesn't really explain why I would use it over Ubuntu itself. What does Mint add?
- rrrrrrrrrrrryan 4y ago> What does Mint add? For you, nothing. The UI is just more Windows-esque. It's often recommended to Windows users to make their transition to Linux desktops easier.
- TinkersW 4y agoI have installed mint recently, dual boot with windows. I mostly like it, but it does have one major downside.. the 4k font scaling is terrible compared to windows. When I adjust font scaling on windows it only modifies font size. When I do it in mint, it messes up a bunch of other things, and games start running at the wrong screen size etc. So I still ended up mostly using Windows almost entirely because of this issue.. (These search ads/news can be disabled that this post is talking about, so not a problem for me).
- neogodless 4y agoYeah, I really like Mint, and I wish everything worked, but there was just enough not working (for my particular configuration and use cases) that I went back to Windows 10. https://www.retorch.com/blog/linux-mint.htm https://www.retorch.com/blog/linux-mint.htm