Looking for a User-Friendly Linux Distro for Work
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I'm currently using Nobara, but I've hit a snag while trying to upload files - dragging from Dolphin to the browser just won't work! I need a Linux distribution that's really straightforward and doesn't complicate simple tasks. It should be X11-based since I want to run espanso smoothly. Plus, I need it to support NVIDIA graphics. Any recommendations for a distro that fits these requirements?
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MX Linux is another good runner-up. It uses X11 and comes with a bunch of tools right out of the box. It's very stable and works well with various systems. I’ve had a good experience with it on multiple machines.
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Xubuntu could be a great fit for you! It uses X11 and works perfectly out of the box. If you want something easy that doesn’t require much tweaking, this might be your best bet.
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Most distros use X11, so you're in luck! I’d suggest trying out any Ubuntu LTS version or one of the Ubuntu-based distros. Mint is a solid option and really user-friendly. It's got a good reputation for just working out of the box, which sounds perfect for what you're looking for!
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Have you tried Pop!_OS? It's based on Ubuntu and has great support for NVIDIA drivers. Plus, it includes Flatpak support to fill in any gaps with software. Just a tip: if you're used to Windows, try dragging your files to the taskbar first before moving them into the browser. It can help with the drag-and-drop issues you mentioned.
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I've been using Mint for work for years without any need for major changes. It's a bit of a 'boring' choice, but it’s reliable for day-to-day tasks. If you're looking for something a bit different from Cinnamon, you might want to check out the Mate or Xfce versions.
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