Voylinslife

I haven't tried a clean install yet because I'm afraid to lose all my files ^^" I'm just not sure how to do it safely that I don't ruin any of my files I want to install linux on my ssd but windows is already taking up most of the space on my ssd, so that's not really an option, I also thought about making a backup of my windows, place it on my nass just in case but how easy is it to remove linux and install that backup again? Or is that not worth the trouble?

Said the person with 2 xeon's, 250GB ssd,, 30GB ram pc Personally I don't think it's a smart idea to put it on a phone as you said yourself, you will have to carry a mouse and keyboard anyway so the product you suggest is the best option after all

After being a windows user since the start, I'm getting very displeased with how windows is becoming. Every time windows does an update my whole windows crashes and becomes unusable when updating I can't do anything because I have 1 frame/15 seconds. After using my laptop for a couple of hours I feel it slowing down massively. My question to you guys is, what Linux distro should I use? I've used Ubuntu, lUbuntu, CentOs, Linuxmint... But I can't find the difference between them. What I want to do with my laptop is video editing, browsing the internet and that's about it, I'm a very simple person Oh and the occasional games like Stardew Valley or Minecraft for when I'm really bored. (Please don't think low of me ^^") The main thing is Video Editing, I've heard about KdenLive so I'm willing to give that a try. So far I've been using Adobe Premiere Pro but I guess there is no way of getting that to work on linux My laptop specs: - i3-6157U 2 cores (4 with hyperthreading) 2.4 GHz - Intel Iris - HHD 1TB - SSD 120 GB - 1080p screen -- That's about it for the most interesting parts I guess Which linux distro would you advise for me and why? And is it worth it or smart to switch completely to Linux?