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#Km91#@sh.itjust.works to linuxmemes@lemmy.world · 5 months ago

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#Km91#@sh.itjust.works to linuxmemes@lemmy.world · 5 months ago
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  • proverbialarteries@sh.itjust.works
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    One day I will swap to Linux!! One day!!!

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      I thought about it for years. Then I did the switch and wished I’d done it years earlier.

      Then I thought about switching from Ubuntu to something else for years. Then I switched to Debian and wished I’d had done that from the beginning.

      I suck with computers, I have no idea what I’m doing 90% of the time, plus I’m dumb as hell in general but I still managed to do the swap with zero issues. Its easier and more straightforward than what people say. Just do it.

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      Cmon man. Join the right side!

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      It’s really easy. Linux Mint. Bootable USB. Back up your important files on a separate harddrive. Plug in USB. Reboot. Install. Port old files over. Good as new

      Bonus points for looking into how to optimize your partition structure, but it’d be fine to just let it do its thing. Also like… I guess you should probably make sure your audio and video cards are supported, but they like 98% are

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        Step 1: install Linux Mint

        Step 2: everything works

        Step 3: profit

        The ??? step is only for Window’s nonsense

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          How to use HDR in Mint?

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      what are you waiting for?

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      That day is closer than ever.

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      1. buy a hard drive
      2. install on hard drive
      3. now you’re done
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      Do it! It’s easy; Linux mint is soooooo easy

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      You won’t regret it. When I switched, I realised just how much it felt like I was just renting my OS from Windows.

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