That NPU is a math coprocessor. It can be very useful. It’s like a cuda core.

But even with a 5.1 setup, it is seldom audible.

He said he’s not a tech wizard. Arch, even with archinstall, asks you to be at least an apprentice tech wizard.

You can expect your computer to function properly.

You have had many answers, all of them revolving around Debian / Ubuntu. Yet it doesn’t give the “like-windows” esperience. It’s More like “slightly windows-flavored Linux”.

For a more Windows-like Linux, which helped me transition easily because I retained muscle memory, is Zorin OS.

There is nothing locked outside Pro version that you can’t get by installing it manually :)

Habeus papam, there is a NewPipe

Bro is thick. He just wants to hear sorry bro, can’t be done to justify the fact that he’ll be doing this by hand, because he wants to.

Syncthing has been discontinued on android (but a fork exists)

You should be able to do it. I dual booted nobara / arch / windows in the beginning

None ! That’s the greatest thing. Take the time to read the welcome message (you know that window that come when you first boot any distro) and follow any instruction. It should work out of the box.

Okay, I had the same problem with a 3060 laptop. The easy answer is : your next distro should be Nobara.

These errors happen because your computer does not use your Nvidia GPU but the AMD one. There is no hardware acceleration.

In Nobara, everything comes preinstalled and preconfigured. I didn’t have those problems anymore.

(If you fancy masochism, you can also go the Arch or NixOS way)

In the case of NixOS, the question would then be : “How much pain in the ass is it to install NixOS, really ?”

To want out does not mean not to have your work recognised as such. It is still your work, you just grant permission to use it as necessary and attribute correct ownership.

I think that I agree with Lina on this one. This article heavily sides with Danilo and her initial message is clear enough : she asks to remain primary author. It should have ended there with Danilo saying “ok no prob, here it is corrected” and it would have ended there.

There are three solutions to this problem :

1. Ditch Linux Mint and go distrohopping (though not recommended)
2. Install Fedora in a VM then through it, install fedora persistent on a usb stick (easiest, but I don’t know if fedora supports HDR)
3. Put archlinux live on a usb then reformat the usb and install a bootable arch distribution on it. (Hardest, but most functional)

I think it has to be NixOS. The config language is plain demonic

Va à la Gendarmerie / Police Nationale et vois avec eux directement.

The greentext was about France.

But it wasn’t in France, was it ?