Im rebuilding my ok-ish PC and i want to duel boot linux and windows since i might need windows for a few games. What linux distro should i get? Ive used xubuntu in the past on some shit tier laptop before i had my PC and it was pretty good im thinking on using it again. Advice?
>inb4 install gentoo
Arch is perfect for low tier laptops if you set it up properly
>>50773871
Mint.
>>50773871
arch
>>50773916
its shit
>>50773896
Did you even fucking read the post?
>>50773871
>duel
>>50773960
>>50773916
This tbh fam, similar UI so I don't have to rethink everything I do
>>50774104
Ok, looks good.TY
>>50773871
You already picked the right choice. Xubuntu is fine.
>>50773916
If you're an Anti-Semite, sure.
I'm genuinely surprised this isn't /pol/'s distro of choice.
>>50774146
Agreed. Xubuntu's great.
>>50774146
>>50774198
It is great, although I remember reading a while back that Debian with Xfce is a bit lighter that Xubuntu. That may have changed now, though, and to be fair Xubuntu is more likely to completely work out of the box.
>>50774232
Im not messing around with installing UI's for now, i guess ill go with xubuntu. Linux mint doesnt look like its worth relearning the little i know,
>>50774232
>Xubuntu is more likely to completely work out of the box.
Exactly why I switched, I have 32GB of RAM anyway not worried about resources. Xubuntu hits that sweet spot of rice-ability and resources.
>>50774267
There's basically nothing to relearn. Mint is, for all intents and purposes, Ubuntu: Cinnamon Edition with the nonfree codecs installed by default.
