Yep. More than half the time I can’t access Reddit through Proton VPN.
Yep. More than half the time I can’t access Reddit through Proton VPN.
Ubuntu is ok. I don’t think new users would care much about whether their apps are snaps or not.
Debian is ok only if someone wants to put in the time to learn.
If you want to switch to Linux, you will have to learn how to use the command line. That’s basically mandatory. But you can still use a Linux desktop with minimal terminal usage.
My best recommendations for newbies is:
1- Linux Mint
2- Ubuntu (Or preferably Kubuntu in my opinion as it’s more Windows-like)
3- Debian Stable which is the distribution upon which the two previous ones are built upon, but it’s a bit rough around the edges and lack some quality of life tools to make it a bit easier to use, like a tool to detect your hardware and download and install relevant drivers and also installing proprietary codecs for multimedia. Whereas Ubuntu variants and Mint have this out of the box. But, the reward in the long term is a solid, no-bullshit, no-bloat, stable Linux OS with minimal problems. It’s worth the extra work in my opinion.
Here it is if anyone wants to read it. It’s nothing extraordinary.
Oh, so like every other media out there? Using controversial content to incite outrage to get more clicks and reactions?
God I’m so tired of this shit.
News on TV, on the internet, in newspapers, posts on all sorts of social media, it’s all the same outrage BS.
Meh. Thanks but fuck Reddit anyway.