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apt install firefox(sh.itjust.works)

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rtxn@lemmy.worldM
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So? There’s nothing preventing someone from installing either, and they’re adding Wayland support to Cinnamon.

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rbits@lemm.ee
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I did just that when I first switched to Linux, I installed KDE Neon on Linux Mint. And it broke everything. And when I went to forums to ask for help everyone yelled at me. So maybe don’t recommend installing KDE on Linux Mint.

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boredsquirrel@slrpnk.net
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True one can install it on Mint. But at that level, just

  • install Kubuntu
  • add timeshift
  • run unsnap (removes snap, installs flatpak and flathub, installs apps as flatpaks)
  • add the new official deb repo for Firefox
  • remove a possibly installed Firefox Flatpak (has missing sandboxing) and install with apt
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Possibly linux@lemmy.zip
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Use flatpak

Also how do you know snap will stay removed? I wouldn’t be surprised if it magically came back. Might as well use something that’s a little more respectful of your rights. Pop OS or Fedora seem like good choices if you just want gnome wayland. If you want KDE go for Fedora KDE

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Mio@feddit.nu
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I moved to Fedora kde. Smaller, newer packages(kde 6), and wayland updated.

There is no reason to fight Ubuntu, just pick something that is not against your priorties. I came from Windows 10 and there was a lot of fighting for respecting user choice.

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I'm back on my BS 🤪@lemmy.autism.place
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  • install Kubuntu

Or even better, install KDE Neon. Same as Kubuntu, but with less bloat and the latest KDE Plasma.

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boredsquirrel@slrpnk.net
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Haha no, not even KDE devs use it.

I am on Fedora Kinoite and happy. But this was about Ubuntu, and Fedora simply serves a different use case. Kubuntu and KDE Neon are both Ubuntu LTS.

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Jack Riddle@sh.itjust.works
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While this is not that hard to do if you’re used to linux, I would not reccommend this to someone who is switching from windows.

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boredsquirrel@slrpnk.net
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Yeah probably. Installing Mint and GNOME or Plasma on there will be waay easier.

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