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this post was submitted on 10 Apr 2024
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See, you kinda painted my mindset of why I made this post. Sometimes I felt like I was playing with eOS more than I was just using my computer apps. I was fighting to make sure they worked all the time.
Yeah I felt that way too sometimes. I've been using pop os for a couple years now and I'm quite happy with it
Yea seems to be a big go to for some. I'll be using my distro with an 1135g7 and 32gb ram. So anything I use shouldnt chug. I'm just concerned about performance on integrated graphics for proton purposes.