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@marius@feddit.org on feddit.org Open parent

LTT does another Linux Challenge

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@livingsimnpc@lemmy.today on lemmy.today Open parent

Who would’ve thunk that chatgpt would give bad advise lol

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@geneva_convenience@lemmy.ml on lemmy.ml Open parent

ChatGPT advice here is basically regurgitating the Pop OS circlejerk. Pop OS is a horrible distro and it shows. Linus also made a great point showing how all top articles recommend different things. Everyone is shouting to use their distro and when it doesn’t work some other Linux zealot says “no you should have used the distro I use”

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@3abas@lemmy.world on lemmy.world Open parent

PopOS is a great distro! It’s pretty stable, comes with easy full disk encryption and backup partition out of the box, and just works. I agree with the criticism of calling cosmic v1 already, but I disagree that it’s that bad. I daily drive it and rarely have issues, it’s missing some features I expect in a mature DE though. It’s fast, it’s stable, it’s beginner friendly, and it’s a perfectly fine distro.

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@Fizz@lemmy.nz · Mar 10

Really? All the linux vet YouTubers have run into countless really really bad bugs when using cosmic. I dont think its anywhere near stable. I have nothing against pop, my only issue is them shipping cosmic to early with no disclaimer or warning.

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