I use Fedora Worstation… Is stable, easy, robust… You don’t need to use the terminal… unless you want to. I’ve been using Fedora for 3 years and I don’t plan on change. I have two monitors with different resolutions, and they work perfectly. I play games too, some reciently AAA games. Unfortunately, games like Fortnite or PUBG don’t work on linux due to anti-cheat measures. But there are many other games to enjoy just as much.

I am setting up the server on Raspberry Pi 4 with RaspiOS. I want to download torrents and I have connected an external hdd USB3 for it… I was told that you could change the Docker directory to the external hdd to mount the containers on it. That way the microsd would work less and in case of failure, it would only be to install RaspiOS again and change the directories… All the configuration, docker containers, etc are in the hdd… So far I have not succeeded, although I have listened to 2 or 3 tutorials.

You can also mount everything on the Raspberry, leaving the microSD only for booting, but it is more complicated…

Excuse my DeepL english

I try to install docker (only docker) on the extern hdd… I have some tutorials, but I do not get

Forza Horizon 4, The Division, Sims 4, Football Manager 24… Always on PC

Fedora. I was always with Mint and Cinnamon. I tried Pop!Os, Manjaro and Debian, whenever I could with Cinnamon. Fedora was recommended to me, which I had never entered in the distros to try. I installed it and I’ve been using it for 2 years with its respective updates. No problems at all. I had not tried Gnome. I don’t like it the most but I’m fine with it.

If it is strictly voluntary, it is a work If it is forced for any reason, obviously not.

honestly if my body was anything else, I would try an OF or similar.

Only 3…

• Albums -> Full albums
• Recopilations -> Compilation albums
• Random -> Songs

Linux Mint as been in development for over 15 years. Its good for them to get some press coverage and positive attention.

As far as I can tell most people switching to Linux Mint are fairly happy with the experience beside some minor Linux quarks.

Linux Mint is great, but is outdated. In my opinion the Mint team should definitely separate itself from Ubuntu and stop making duplicate applications… They spend too much time and resources to separate servers to avoid Snap. LMDE is a good distro. With a little more attention it can become something bigger.

First time --> Basic (???)(Amstrad CPC464) --> MS DOS Windows --> 3.11 (yes, 3.11)-> W95 -> W98 -> Win Me -> Win XP -> Win 7 -> Win 10 (only for some games) GNU/Linux --> (2013) Mint -> Debian ->Manjaro (2-3 days) -> POPos (2-3 days) -> Mint -> Nobara --> Fedora (last Year)