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I love how people say crap about Chinese software without even using it once… Windows IS a fucking spyware + bloatware n I bet you use it… Same way I bet you’ve played games that use Denuvo…

Are you running Steam with the option to pre-cache Vulkan shaders, by any chance? It usually eats a lot of CPU when you aren’t playing anything on Steam, for some minutes!!!

I didn’t switch yet for lots of reasons, but I’ll write one! Games; I lose 10%-15% FPS, when gaming on Wayland, compared to using Xorg. My hardware: Ryzen 3950 CPU, 64GB RAM, Nvidia RTX 3080, 12gb VRAM GPU! This happens on each n every game, around 10%-15% FPS loss!!!

1st) quit Ubuntu n use Debian testing, based on your hardware!

I switched from XFCE to Mate; I aways loved crazy & light desktops, like XFCE, Enlightenment, Window Maker! Simple things that DO work!!!

Maybe because flatpak is raw propaganda, and, actually immutable OS is a pipe-dream?

No tips needed; everything will work rock-solid and you’ll never return to Ubuntu

Sorry, but why are you trying to use a flatpak version of Firefox? You can visit ftp.mozilla.org and download the Linux binaries easily!!!

Debian stable or testing, with MATE or XFCE or something crazy like WindowMaker (wmaker)!

Carbon credits/offsets = bigger Ponzi scheme than nft + cryptocurrency!!! There’s none environmental protection with capitalism ruling!!! Plain & simple!

Nah; just takes time to get used to it! Awesome tool to solve dependencies problems!

that: aptitude >>>>>>> apt-get and apt

Debian Stable (or testing) with the MATE desktop… I mean, if you wanna use AND learn a little bit of Linux!!! Debian is aways your friend, and it is super rock-solid! Avoid distros with poor documentation, and avoid Ubuntu at all costs… Ubuntu has weird bugs, just like Windows. If you don’t like Debian, I’d say: pick OpenSUSE or ArchLinux…

The distro choice just depends on how much you wanna “learn” about Linux; if you wanna learn a little bit about it, and have a rock-solid distro, with a small RAM usage, I’d recommend Debian stable or testing, with the Mate desktop!