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I used PopOS for a long time ~1.5 years. There were two main issues: - My Asus laptop couldn't sleep or hibernate. It would just be fully on, or shut down. Thi
by __rito__ 2y ago
I used PopOS for a long time ~1.5 years. There were two main issues:
- My Asus laptop couldn't sleep or hibernate. It would just be fully on, or shut down. This wasted a lot of battery.
- The wifi reception was always too low. I needed to be very close to the router or couldn't establish a meaningful connection. This was not to inconvenient as I use the same desk always.
There were many other minor issues, too.
So, I left PopOS about 8/9 months ago, and jumped to Ubuntu. These problems went away. It works perfectly.
Only problem is they showing me Ubuntu Pro ad on every sudo apt upgrade. Other than that it's really good. Absolutely zero problems or inconvenience. No need to babysit it. I have zero problems with NVIDIA drivers. It is as convenient and worry-free as Windows or MacOS.
I used Linux Mint when I was in college. It is another no-BS, no babysitting needed distro. But it sometimes gave me driver problems which I needed to fix.
I also used Manjaro for a while. It's a good one.
You could use Kubuntu. It is Ubuntu with KDE as the DE. It has really good graphics.
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- 999900000999 2y agoDo you know if the Ubuntu flavors line Ubuntu Studio have the ad like stuff in it ? I'm leaning towards Mint atm.