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Heeey, another Windows to Mint convert! I did the same thing a couple of months back and have been having a great time, hope it goes smoothly for you too!
Currently dealing with getting DaVinci resolve running and getting more to grips with Linux as a daily driver.
Any issues that you have encountered?
Only issue I've experienced is with sound, I have a wireless plantronics headset I use for meetings and it likes to adjust the audio volume automatically for some reason. Doesn't break anything, but is mildly annoying because of the pop-up slider randomly showing up.
Other than that, it doesn't get in my way, and it's the best compliment I can think of.
I don't have specific software I need to run for work or anything, it's just vscode and browser, so it's smooth sailing.
For chilling, I'm massively impressed with how much proton/wine have improved, I've been able to run several windows games I usually play with zero hassle, except for the occasional visual glitch with shader effects (I have a Radeon card).