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And I installed Linux. And it’s awesome.
EDIT: yes, the GPU was a bit tilted. Fixed it now!
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Man I feel like a fraud in this thread. I've been using Linux for more than a decade now but I installed only Windows on the new system. I use it like an Xbox, turn it on when I play games and then go back to the laptop for everything else.
Oh I use Windows on my setup. I was speaking more to the hardware being similar to mine. I did have Linux on it for a time but had to give up when I encountered issues with my Nvidia GPU that I no longer have. I have some Linux machines at home for different reasons, but don’t feel bad.
I’d love to move to Linux 100% but realistically cannot at this time.
As long as the computer does what you want it to, no reason to compare yourself to what others have.
But now that I write this…I’m realizing I can try Linux again now that I don’t have that shitty Nvidia GPU anymore :D