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The Dislike to Ubuntu
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Mint uses the same kernel version as Ubuntu, so that's not really a point in favor of Ubuntu in any case. Do you remember what video it was?
https://youtu.be/8WkcLwXCFJQ
Nice, I'll have to watch this. A quick skim through the YT comments says that it's AMD drivers which is the only thing I could think of. Linux Mint 21 actually has an "EDGE" iso which has a newer kernel version, and Linux Mint 22 is instead going to track the latest HWE kernels, so my understanding is this type of hardware problem should be a thing of the past at least in Linux Mint's world. I don't know if Ubuntu has their own plans or not.