Hi!
I juet tested a few distributions and have some questions how to combine all the good things:

  • Fedora - overall I think it was my favourite OS but I would like to choose something less dependent on american corporation
  • ChachyOS - Gnome version was crushing during games and KDE Plasma was OK-ish but I don’t like the overall look. Nice thigs - KDE allowed me to change the brightness of my monitor directly in the system (sic!) but looked bad. Also - there is Software app on GNOME desktops that is amazing - apps installed from there always work and there are all apps I usually need - how to bring this app to Mint?
  • OpenSUSE - after recovering my system 5 times after performing regular system update last week I decided to look for alternatives
  • Linux Mint - Looks nice, I spent only like 30-60 minuts on it so hard to say but I think that if I could bring Software app from fedora/opensuse gnome with flatpak and flathub amazing GUI I would spend some time on customazing the look and would be able to stay longer.
  1. How to have Software shop from fedora/opensuse gnome on Mint? Is it possible?
  2. How is the performance in Gming on Mint?
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    19 hours ago

    How to install Linux software using GUI?

    On your GUI Desktop Environment, you use your GUI Application Launcher to start the GUI Terminal emulator. Then you simply type “apt install foo”. Easy.

    See, the GUI is not harder then the normal way.