Blackkeys1098
New Member
I just recently rebuilt my rig and installed Pop os on one ssd and windows 10 on another ssd, hoping to dual boot.
I’ve been using Solus Budgie on my laptop for a few years now and love but Pop/Gnome feels like starting from scratch. Also the gnome desktop feels very stiff and looks way too like MacOs, which I absolutely hate. Even with windows 10, I used classic shell to make it look and feel more like windows 7.
Is that something I can do with gnome?
Also… I got Pop because I wanted to transition my gaming away from windows and Solus isn’t great for gaming. So far, my hardware (ryzen 7 and 5800x, Radeon 5600xt and asus b550m mobo) feel sluggish and tracking down the Linux compatible drivers has been surprisingly difficult. I know I’m still thinking too windows-esque, expecting things like the Radeon hub, but even my Solus knowledge doesn’t seem to apply here.
What am I doing wrong?
I’ve been using Solus Budgie on my laptop for a few years now and love but Pop/Gnome feels like starting from scratch. Also the gnome desktop feels very stiff and looks way too like MacOs, which I absolutely hate. Even with windows 10, I used classic shell to make it look and feel more like windows 7.
Is that something I can do with gnome?
Also… I got Pop because I wanted to transition my gaming away from windows and Solus isn’t great for gaming. So far, my hardware (ryzen 7 and 5800x, Radeon 5600xt and asus b550m mobo) feel sluggish and tracking down the Linux compatible drivers has been surprisingly difficult. I know I’m still thinking too windows-esque, expecting things like the Radeon hub, but even my Solus knowledge doesn’t seem to apply here.
What am I doing wrong?