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- The third route: install Win11 IoT Enterprise LTSC
- The fourth route: install Gentoo
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If you are installing Windows with that route, you sure as hell won't be picking beginner friendly distro.
i will try Garuda. i will not go for the easiest, because i want to improve
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Honestly I've found most distros pretty solid. It's just the software that can be buggy. Gnome for me crashes on gpu's with 4gb of vram, like the rx 5500 and 1650. Steam is better now but I remember the interface being very jank. Left clicking something just made the drop down menu disappear and not actually select it. A lot of programs still not scaling right on Wayland even tho xorg has been dead for years on years. Ect...
But even with all these issues I've had recently and not so recently... Still so much better than windows
Quite a few clients were unable to upgrade to Windows 11 on their current devices, I let them try out Linux Mint 22 Cinnamon edition and most of the switched over quite happily knowing it would let them do their daily tasks, the one's who needed specific tools or games I setup a VM desktop for them to play with.
mfs dont know about "O&O ShutUp 10++"
Straight to advanced Linux. Rip the bandaid off now. It's only going to hurt more later.
I decided to spend a day debugging linux boot failure, which I found to be caused by the Nvidia driver.
After months of trying, I still can't get Linux to recognize the 2.5Gbit network cards, or to function with multiple monitors. If the hardware support was better, I would ditch Windows for good instantly.
Let me guess... its a laptop isn't it?