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I do want a linux version that is easy to setup programming languages and to write code in. I am accustom to VS code as a code editor.

MX-Linux is not for me, as far as I can see. I seem to struggle with running executables, settings get reset on boot, and desktop shortcuts are difficult to make. I'm gonna try Lubuntu again as a side boot. Edit: for excecutable I messed up in the terminal by forgetting the ./

I did a full install with MX-Linux 23.1

'Which "branch" of Linux Mint did you try?' I tried: Linux Mint 21.2 mate 64bit The speed I was referring to was like windows opening and navigation in windows. Are windows still called windows in linux? Lubuntu is still an option, just trying to do some quick tests of several distros. I...

So far, I liked the speed of Lubuntu 23.10 I liked the ease of finding system settings in ubuntu studio 22.04.3 and linux Mint didn't work at all. Next I'm gonna try MXLinux 23.1_fluxbox_x64

I was able to use BelenaEtcher to flash Ubuntu Studio onto the pen-drive. In the BOIS [F2] I did not find a windows quick-start option, to be disabled. The Boot options [F12] I was able to pick the pen-drive and ubuntu launched, with an error, then it gave me options: try or install Ubuntu...

I looked through many Ubuntu flavors and was really intrigued by Ubuntu Studio 22.04.3-dvd-amd64.iso - It's downloading to the pen-drive.

A new laptop OS Name: Microsoft Windows 11 Home Manufacturer: DELL Model: Inspiron 15 3535 Type: x64-based PC Processor: AMD Ryzen 5 7530U with Radeon Graphics, 2000 Mhz, 6 Cores, 12 Logical Processors CPU Cores: 6-cores...