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this post was submitted on 10 Jan 2024
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Justu Semint?
Ju Stusem Int
I think it's French.
Sorry. Now my breath is fresh, which version of Linux should I use?
"Tips Fedora"
Redhat linux, got it. lol.
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I tried it for the first time a few weeks ago, had used RHEL and Ubuntu before, my only complaint is that the task bar editor is kind of clunky.
Aside from that, solid OS (and there is no real need to edit the task bar, unless you are my kind of weirdo).
I recommend Mint to newer people. For folks like you who want that level of customization which is totally cool btw, I would just suggest a distro that empowers that like arch.
Seconded. It was the first Linux that "just worked" for me, and has done so across 4 different machines now.