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I will probably try PopOs next.

• unmole 4y ago
  PopOS is a Ubuntu derivative. It's going to have the same Kernel versions as Ubuntu.
  • Manozco 4y ago
    PoP Os! seems to use a 6.2 kernel in their jammy version (https://apt-origin.pop-os.org/release/pool/jammy/linux/4a8cde1bddd11db18d30b401da266185556a3e1f/ https://apt-origin.pop-os.org/release/pool/jammy/linux/4a8cd...) while Ubuntu still ships with a default 5.15 It is however quite easy to migrate to a 5.19 using hwe packages in Ubuntu but I don't think they ever shipped 6.x for jammy
• andrewmutz 4y ago
  I have been running Pop OS every day for about a year and I can't recommend it highly enough. I am using it on a desktop, not a laptop, so I can't attest to laptop hardware support. Desktop hardware support (a cobbled-together PC) was great and everything just worked without installing drivers. Everything just works. The level of polish is very high. The window manager supports tiling in a way that is extremely easy to use. I installed windows on the same machine and windows is a disaster these days. I was chasing drivers, and never felt like I'd had them all properly installed. I regularly would end up with the Windows OS in a bad state and have to reinstall it