Aquariums. It's shocking how much money you can spend on fish and how easily you can kill them all if you don't know what you're doing. Even worse, if you're really into it, you can't have just one aquarium.
Aquariums. It's shocking how much money you can spend on fish and how easily you can kill them all if you don't know what you're doing. Even worse, if you're really into it, you can't have just one aquarium.
I wanted an operating system, not a marketing platform. I'm not a Linux expert, and I don't really care about most of the things other Linux users seem to be passionate about. I just want it to work and leave me alone while it does.
I've been on Pop_OS! at home and Tumbleweed at work for almost two years, and I haven't missed Windows. I moved my family over not long ago and they don't seem to notice a difference.
My best advice is to go all in if you decide to switch. For me, it was hard to learn while I was dipping my toe in while still using Windows. Once I went all Linux, it became second nature rather quickly.
Good underwear and a nice pair of wool socks. Nice undergarments are a big quality of life improvement.
I have a Brother HL-L2395DW. My computer finds it on my wireless network immediately and it just works. I didn't need to install anything.
You have to do it long enough to where it becomes a habit. Once you hit that point, you won't feel as good mentally and physically when you don't work out. It took over three years for the habit to come about with me, but now I work out 6 day's a week and appreciate it. I also enjoy the changes it's made in body.
SyncThing, Pi-Hole, LibreOffice, cherrytree, and Debian.
HL-L2395DW
I have a Brother laser printer/scanner and it just works. I've never had to install or configure anything.