UnknownQuantity @ UnknownQuantity @lemm.ee

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A girl has to eat, but fuck...

Scientists? Didn't every critically thinking person know?

I was like you until windows 10. I opted out of that. It just felt like losing control over my computer. Windows 11 even more so.

I swapped about a month ago. I'm running Ubuntu on desktop and openSuse Tumbleweed on laptop; both with KDE Plasma desktop environment, which makes the transition from windows easier. It's a little bit of a learning curve as the names of software packages are unfamiliar to me, but I'm liking it.

My partner who never even contemplated anything else but windows did some work on my computer and I expected questions and frustration from her, but alas she did what she needed to do and I doubt she even noticed.

Mind you, I don't really do gaming.

Time to ditch Prime.

TBH, it was a long ago, but this is the last straw.

I've tried a few distos, but as for you, opensuse is the way to go for me. I got a new ssd to replace my old hdd and it's super fast. The new OS is like a shiny new toy that will keep me entertained for awhile. In the end, I'm just a normal person and won't need most of the features, but it's nice to have them.

To be honest, I don't really care that much. Once upon a time I got excited about updates and new features, now I just want things to work. I enjoy exploring Linux and how it's different, I like seeing the updates come in and it makes me feel safer, but at the end of the day, I'm just a normal user who needs much less than the OS offers.

The ssd made a world of difference! I don't think the old hdd is dying, the system still worked well with the original win7, but now everything is blazing fast.

I'll keep the desktop with ubuntu and kde plasma and I've installed openSuse tumbleweed on the laptop. The ssd made a huge difference. I've made it dual boot with win7, which I've reinstalled on the laptop and they're both blazing fast. It's a steep learning curve, but I like the freedom of Linux versus the big brother approach of Windows.

You're the real MVP.

Take my upvote for your ingenuity OP. Eat a bag of dicks for playing with us like that.

Wild strawberries (Fragaria vesca). Incredibly fragrant and sweet. Regular strawberryies can't compare.

In that case I'll most likely stick with opensuse on the laptop.

Thanks, I've ordered ssd and I'm trying opensuse now. Puppy linux sounds great for persistent usb set up. I'll definitely try it.

Thanks, I have installed tumbleweed today and I like it. It is much faster too. I'm unsure about learning two different sets of commands just when I'm switching. I guess I have time to decide until my ssd arrives.

Well, I've ordered ssd and installed openSuse tumbleweed. I like it and it's much snappier too, but the command line is different to ubuntu and I don't think i want to learn two sets of commands. I guess I'll have to decide which way I want to go.

I misremembered the specs it's actually i7-2630m, which indicates that I thought I got the laptop later than I thought. I've ordered a ssd so hopefully that will improve the speed.

I've ordered an ssd so hopefully that will do the trick. Meanwhile I installed openSuse and it improved the speed significantly.

My apologies, it's only 4gb ram and I did overestimated the age as well. It's i7-2630m processor, video is nvidia gt 540m.

Based on another commenter's advice I installed openSuse tumbleweed and it is quite snappy and I like it, but I've noticed that working terminal is different and since I'm transitioning from Windows and learning Linux I don't want to learn two sets of commands. Decisions, decisions...

You've convinced me. I've just ordered ssd. We'll see how it goes.