did you not find out why, turbo was constantly running?
TurboBoost is enabled by default. If one doesn't want it, it has to be manually disabled. However, performance with TurboBoost is very good. I don't want to give up on TurboBoost.
did you not find out why, turbo was constantly running?
i just uninstalled Mint and back to Windows I had so many problems with Linux. i think Linux is not for meDo you have Mint installed, and how hot does the CPU get, for example when you're using YouTube?
i just uninstalled Mint and back to Windows I had so many problems with Linux. i think Linux is not for me
Better to find right one at first, distro hopping is addictionDon't be afraid to try other distros and to distro hop for a while. You'll find there are a zillion choices out there and you may find something that you like even better. Mint is pretty good, don't get me wrong. My main point is that you have countless choices and deciding without trying is like picking your favorite food without having ever tried it and without trying other foods.
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i used fedora but didnt like the bleeding edge release vibe i was getting. (37 didnt workBetter to find right one at first, distro hopping is addiction![]()
Myself, debian -> mint -> ubuntu + (ubuntu based) -> arch -> fedora and circle is looping sometimesi used fedora but didnt like the bleeding edge release vibe i was getting. (37 didnt work) tried mint, it just worked fairly easily, did research and determined I wanted to use debian instead of ubunutu- besides fiddling with the AMD GPU settings its been quite easy to use and i know if i get a new laptop or something imma do what I always do, try to install PureOS then fail and then install LMDE5 lol. I have tried a few other ditsros but for some reason it feels like (for me) using Linux mint cinnamon is the "how it should be" for me. im quite happy, and dont like distro hopping anymore (im getting to old for that LOL)
using LMDE5 means im using linux mint but its based on debian, so the best of both worlds!Myself, debian -> mint -> ubuntu + (ubuntu based) -> arch -> fedora and circle is looping sometimes
Currently using Pop os, working best with my nvidia gpu
LMDE5 is good, i might get back into debian at some point when i got timeLOL
using LMDE5 means im using linux mint but its based on debian, so the best of both worlds!![]()
LMDE5 is good, i might get back into debian at some point when i got time
But you are [in a round about way] Pop is based on Ubuntu, Ubuntu is based on debiani might get back into debian
Thats true, i keep forgetting that sometimesBut you are [in a round about way] Pop is based on Ubuntu, Ubuntu is based on debian
I use LMDE to avoid some of the Ubuntu bloat on the main edition [and to me it seems a little quicker]
For GNU/Linux, you need a lot of patience and, of course, a lot of enjoyment as well. If you still want to give it a try, and especially if you want to share your difficulties with us, I'm always ready to work together with you to solve them. Your laptop shouldn't be the issue, as the hardware is compatible with GNU/Linux.
Are you saying that with Malwarebytes on Windows you were 100% sure that you were safe?in windows, I have been using a virus guard called Malwarebytes but Linux users say they don't need a virus guard. how can I know my system is 100% safe? and clamav is a virus guard for linux system ?
Are you saying that with Malwarebytes on Windows you were 100% sure that you were safe?
yes, I like to use GNU/Linux but if I install software from the official website for example: https://brave.com/linux/ these commands will break my system ? I don't like to use the package manager someone posted that software was released to the package manager by volunteers what if that software comes with a bad code like stealing my login details? I need to install things from the official web if they give a version for Linux users like this https://anydesk.com/en/downloads/linux https://www.minecraft.net/en-us/download/alternative https://www.teamspeak.com/en/downloads/