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Them being all free is a bigger mouth opener.

I knew Mint was the only one for me, Ubuntu looks cool but I'm really used to having a task bar and never really got a chance to get a Mac experience.

Kill me...

I had trouble putting together one small table from Ikea; how in the world am I gonna put together a whole living room that too without instructions...

I guess I can make out most of the stuff, 2 consoles, hardware info widgets, files and folders. It's just not easy to keep track of though

Just looking at this notifies me It's not gonna be easy learning to use that distribution. https://www.vivaolinux.com.br/imagens/dicas/comunidade/arch-blue.png

Guess I'll see to that as it seems like the best way to experience all the distributions.

I've never ever used any kind of Linux based OS and I've been keen on switching from Windows to Linux just for fun's sake. I've had a small glimpse of the options I can choose from like Ubuntu and Zorin but I'm mostly interested in Mint as it looks sleek and simple. I don't game a lot so if Linux can run CS:GO and a few old emulators I'm cool with it. I don't know anything about the console commands or what to do when I first setup Mint so hit me with everything you know.

I selected the "Remove Everything" option but it only removed all the programs from the "Programs List" but not the files and folders which the program installed. I say go for it, drivers aren't much of a issue unless you're using some kind of old laptop or use very niche hardware.