Monster BR
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Hello. I would like to know if it is worth going to Pop os or to Linux Mint, I never tested it and I want to go because of its advantages, I would like to know if it runs games, programming and stream.
It's worth going to Linux
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Yes, most Linux distros are able to handle all of that, of course, depending on your hardware, some things might not work as you expect them to. Download them
Pop!_OS by System76
Imagine an OS for the software developer, maker and computer science professional who uses their computer as a tool to discover and create. Welcome to Pop!_OS.
pop.system76.com
Burn them to a USB stick
Create the bootable media — Linux Mint Installation Guide documentation
How To Try Linux Without Making Any Changes To Your PC
Learn how to try Linux without messing up your PC or Mac by running it directly from a bootable USB stick.
www.forbes.com
You can repeat the process and try other distros if Mint or Pop don't meet your expectations and needs
https://distrowatch.com/
Hope this helps!
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While I'm sure Pop OS is decent for what it is, I haven't tried it out yet because I haven't felt any reason to. I'm currently running Mint 19.3, and the games that come preloaded with it all suck IMO. There's gaming platforms you can download, but unless want to play online and don't mind being beholden to the platform, I'd recommend buying physically-released games that will play on Linux. Here's a list compiled from Everipedia (which aims to be a better version of Wikipedia): https://everipedia.org/wiki/lang_en/List_of_Linux_games
As for programming, go to the software manager or synaptic package manager, and you'll find a list of programming software. I haven't used them because programming requires you to be technical-oriented, and I'm artistic-oriented. I also haven't used any of the streaming software because I see streaming as a form of surveillance and loss of control over the content a person consumes.
As for programming, go to the software manager or synaptic package manager, and you'll find a list of programming software. I haven't used them because programming requires you to be technical-oriented, and I'm artistic-oriented. I also haven't used any of the streaming software because I see streaming as a form of surveillance and loss of control over the content a person consumes.
