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Pop_OS! is about as easy as it gets. There's a version with Nvidia proprietary driver support baked in, and you have an actual app store like experience for installing things.

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Hello

I've tried to install before linux and i've used fedora or linux mint but the main problem that made me to give up on linux is installing application .

Especially if the distro can't support for example Davinci Resolve then it's a no go for me .

I use the PC especially for gaming and video editing

I understand that for gaming it will not work games such as Valorant , League of Legends ( i managed to install LOL on Linux mint before but it was very laggy )

I was thinking about ubuntu witch but i'm not sure .

I want also that distro to be more easy to user for a person who is comming from windows .

I'd like your opinion about it ,

Thank you .

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Pop_OS! is about as easy as it gets. There's a version with Nvidia proprietary driver support baked in, and you have an actual app store like experience for installing things.

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Just now, Calibru09 said:

Especially if the distro can't support for example Davinci Resolve then it's a no go for me .

Pretty sure those distros you listed can run davinci resolve.

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6 minutes ago, Levent said:

Pretty sure those distros you listed can run davinci resolve.

it worked  but i received several errors

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If gaming and video editing are what you're after, you should just stick with Windows.

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