May I know why Linux Mint is that bad of an OS? For me I feel like Mint is more refined than Ubuntu (especially with how canonical is going).
There’s only one app center, one update manager, familiarity with windows, fast enough and has essentials pre installed (even if it is bloat for veterant Linux users).
I can accept the argument that there is no Wayland and packages are a bit behind, but for the average user, that’s fine
If people didn’t need Arch with GUI, distributions like EndeavourOS, Manjaro, Garuda wouldn’t exist
The best CLI installer I used was from FreeBSD, the arch CLI installer didn’t even run on bare metal and I’m not afraid of the terminal, I often use it to configure dot files and use programs that don’t have a GUI, I just think that the lack of choice between GUI and CLI is bad
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Of course it has one.
May I know why Linux Mint is that bad of an OS? For me I feel like Mint is more refined than Ubuntu (especially with how canonical is going). There’s only one app center, one update manager, familiarity with windows, fast enough and has essentials pre installed (even if it is bloat for veterant Linux users).
I can accept the argument that there is no Wayland and packages are a bit behind, but for the average user, that’s fine
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If people didn’t need Arch with GUI, distributions like EndeavourOS, Manjaro, Garuda wouldn’t exist
The best CLI installer I used was from FreeBSD, the arch CLI installer didn’t even run on bare metal and I’m not afraid of the terminal, I often use it to configure dot files and use programs that don’t have a GUI, I just think that the lack of choice between GUI and CLI is bad
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