Love that it functions so well on my current PC, as my last one didn’t run Linux particularly well, and I love having the option to do anything private off-Windows.
I do too. But on the couple months since I switched I only booted to windows once just to check if it was really that slow (it was). Now it’s been so long I fear the updates and boot time.
It’s amazing because I’ve been a Windows user my whole life and never really had a problem with it until around Windows 11 time. And how I just hate it.
Same. I didn’t even worry about Linux until a year ago, and was willing to put up with the buggy dual boot for two months before wiping it. Luckily I got a new laptop last fall and it works perfectly on this one. I LOVE Mint and prefer it over Windows for nearly everything.
I run a dual boot.
Love that it functions so well on my current PC, as my last one didn’t run Linux particularly well, and I love having the option to do anything private off-Windows.
I do too. But on the couple months since I switched I only booted to windows once just to check if it was really that slow (it was). Now it’s been so long I fear the updates and boot time.
Yeah, if I didn’t need to use it I wouldn’t. I hate it.
It’s amazing because I’ve been a Windows user my whole life and never really had a problem with it until around Windows 11 time. And how I just hate it.
Same. I didn’t even worry about Linux until a year ago, and was willing to put up with the buggy dual boot for two months before wiping it. Luckily I got a new laptop last fall and it works perfectly on this one. I LOVE Mint and prefer it over Windows for nearly everything.