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Can you tell me where you have to tinker in Mint? I want to know if I can still recommend it to noobs
Since this is the internet i apparently have to disclaim that this is, in fact, just my opinion and my experiences:
I wouldn't recommend Linux anymore to noobs at all the moment you wanna install more than a browser
Proton is a piece of shit that barely makes the games run it's advertised for (protondb is not your friend, games rated gold and above are a crapshoot if they work and advise worked once, maybe twice), don't trust lutris either,same shit in yellow
Timeshift, messed up my whole system and needed to he installed again
It can straight up refuse to boot past the splashscreen if it doesn't like any USB connected appliance
Those are the highlights
Thanks for sharing your experiences