• banazir@lemmy.ml
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    10 days ago

    Won? They will do it again. The only winning move is not to play their game. Choose Free Software.

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      10 days ago

      Genuine question: What do you recommend? I want to replace Windows 10 on a 8-year-old midrange laptop with something that works reasonably well in terms of performance with a connected 4K monitor.

      I’ve already tried Ubuntu, but unfortunately the experience has been marred by bugs such as poor performance, visual glitches, windows jumping around when attempting to move them, and DPI settings not being able to be applied per screen.

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        10 days ago

        Linux is definitely the route. A lot of people use Mint or Ubuntu. But they are usually running out of date drivers.

        I’d recommend looking into distros based on Fedora Workstation. It stays up to date but not as much as Arch so that it’s stable.

        My recommendation is any of the Universal Blue images that fit your need. They are based off of the Fedora Atomic image with added quality of life features.