It took my old laptop dying on me for me to finally ask my geeky neighbor to install Mint on another laptop I had around.
It’s been a few hours and Omigod. Why did I waste so much time? It works. It’s easy and intuitive. It makes sense. There’s no bullshit.
I still have to make Antidote talk to Libre Office, but whatever. The rest feels good and natural.
So please whoever is here because you’re contemplating switching: do it yesterday.

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      Lemmy because of the Reddit API debacle.
      The Linux community because I’m a far-left activist who needs to get away from BigCorpo out of general principle, but I’d been using Windows since 3.0 and it was daunting.

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      It’s true that stumbling on Lemmy usual la happens after quite some time on Linux, not the other way around.

      What’s great is that OP is gonna be finding a lot of Linux stuff on Lemmy!

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        I was never much of a social person, have barely used Reddit, I just randomly felt trying lemmy to see if it’s any less toxic than Phoronix 😂

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        I’m also a Lemmy first then Linux example.
        Hard not to get indoctrinated here by all the Linux enthusiasts.
        So thank you all I guess?