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I have some good news, I actually managed to install it to my bad laptop properly and now it boots right into Linux Mint
yeah but why mint doe. why not just plain debian. Debian has been the only distro I've ever used thus far (I've had it installed on both m th1nkpad (OBSESSED noob KYS @Shroot) for months on end now) and I've never bothered with exploring further because 90% of the essential things work OOTB. (although that might change soon, experimentation can't hurt) I had to set some stuff like bluetooth up on my own but other than that it's been smooth sailing. Unless you're REALLY scared of the command line I see no reason to use these more "beginner-friendly" distros.
 
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yeah but why mint doe. why not just plain debian. Debian has been the only distro I've ever used thus far (I've had it installed on both m th1nkpad (OBSESSED noob KYS @Shroot) for months on end now) and I've never bothered with exploring further because 90% of the essential things work OOTB. (although that might change soon, experimentation can't hurt) I had to set some stuff like bluetooth up on my own but other than that it's been smooth sailing. Unless you're REALLY scared of the command line I see no reason to use these more "beginner-friendly" distros.
i took an online test and that's where I found out about it
you're such a snob
 
yeah but why mint doe. why not just plain debian. Debian has been the only distro I've ever used thus far (I've had it installed on both m th1nkpad (OBSESSED noob KYS @Shroot) for months on end now) and I've never bothered with exploring further because 90% of the essential things work OOTB. (although that might change soon, experimentation can't hurt) I had to set some stuff like bluetooth up on my own but other than that it's been smooth sailing. Unless you're REALLY scared of the command line I see no reason to use these more "beginner-friendly" distros.
I fully agree, but you're scaring off the newnoobs maine... (ev&doe Devuan wonner but OK.)
 
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