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EndlessOS for my partner(www.endlessos.org)

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Tonight I am about to install endless os for my non technical partner. Do you think that is a good idea? Would you do the same?

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Koffiato@lemmy.ml
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If she’s coming from Windows, Mint is a much better choice with Cinnamon

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Carunga@feddit.deOP
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Has been using Ubuntu for a while but kept destroying it. I aim at a stable base with modern applications.

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InverseParallax@lemmy.world
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Ok, I’m normally against this, but this sounds like a job for nix.

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Carunga@feddit.deOP
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Nice idea. I`d love to love nix but I think it is too involved for me. Maybe I have to try again but I need results tonight, so this might be for another time.

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chi-chan~@lemmy.world
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Maybe you should give a try to an immutable OS like Fedora Silverblue or Kinoite.

They are very hard to break.

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Thanks for your suggestions. Silverblue might be a good idea. I am more in the Debian based camp but maybe it is time for a change. I think it gets major updates as often as fedora “normal”. This might not be ideal for us though.

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