>>4343
I could just make a new torrent file, but I'd rather not do that unless maybe I know there would actual demand.
>>4347
>Lol, no thanks. The world has had quite too much ((( pozz ))), without my contributing to it! :D
I feel better knowing that it’s not a purely AntiX-derived distro. Plus it’s not exactly easy to avoid the poz in the computer sphere. With Linux you’ve got tons of programming-socks aficionados to contend with, for example.
As far as the overall user experience goes, I’m way more satisfied with it than I was with my Mint Cinnamon install. For whatever reason, it seems to run noticeably faster on my computer despite having a PC with better specs than average and also in spite of it now also looking nicer.
There are still a few things I’m not fond of with coming from Cinnamon, but overall I’m glad I made the switch. It checks my boxes of being a Debian-based- and systemd-free distro with a desktop environment that feels polished. My Mint install was going to stop being supported early next spring, so I’m glad I got this over with now. I was panicking on Saturday when I accidentally my bootloader and wishing I hadn’t started messing with my computer that night, but now I’m glad I was able to see the whole process through.
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