Microsoft wants to hide the 'Sign out' button in Windows 11 behind a Microsoft 365 adFrellwit@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.world – 818 points – 2 months agoneowin.net292Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentThat was the status quo when I tried Linux ~5 years ago. Nowadays, Linux is much more plug and play (and I'm specifically referring to Pop OS).Cool, but didn't everyone tell me I should use Mint, for a bunch of reasons including "it's arguably the most beginner-friendly"?From what I read, Mint is better for lower-end PC specs, but otherwise, I'd strongly recommend PopOS.I see. I'll look into it, thanks.
That was the status quo when I tried Linux ~5 years ago. Nowadays, Linux is much more plug and play (and I'm specifically referring to Pop OS).Cool, but didn't everyone tell me I should use Mint, for a bunch of reasons including "it's arguably the most beginner-friendly"?From what I read, Mint is better for lower-end PC specs, but otherwise, I'd strongly recommend PopOS.I see. I'll look into it, thanks.
Cool, but didn't everyone tell me I should use Mint, for a bunch of reasons including "it's arguably the most beginner-friendly"?From what I read, Mint is better for lower-end PC specs, but otherwise, I'd strongly recommend PopOS.I see. I'll look into it, thanks.
From what I read, Mint is better for lower-end PC specs, but otherwise, I'd strongly recommend PopOS.I see. I'll look into it, thanks.
That was the status quo when I tried Linux ~5 years ago. Nowadays, Linux is much more plug and play (and I'm specifically referring to Pop OS).
Cool, but didn't everyone tell me I should use Mint, for a bunch of reasons including "it's arguably the most beginner-friendly"?
From what I read, Mint is better for lower-end PC specs, but otherwise, I'd strongly recommend PopOS.
I see. I'll look into it, thanks.