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I gave up on Ubuntu after some snap frustrations. I tried Nix but couldn't figure out how to install some software I needed (dealt with plugins). I tried Manj
by epage 3y ago
I gave up on Ubuntu after some snap frustrations.
I tried Nix but couldn't figure out how to install some software I needed (dealt with plugins).
I tried Manjaro but the system was unbootable after a software update soon after install and I just don't want to fight problems like that anymore.
I've been using Mint but recently am giving PopOs a try but they've not fixed enough of the Gnome 3 usability problems.
Been a deb used for decades at this point but maybe I'll give Fedora a try next, either going with XFCE (like I did with Mint) or KDE.
- benrutter 3y agoIf you're coming from "Ubuntu was what I needed but sucks with recent decisions" have you thought about using popOs with a different desktop environment? (like xfce, or KDE) My experience is you get what Ubuntu used to have that way, i.e. no thrills reliability, so would definitely recommend it
- pessimizer 3y agoWhy not Debian?