I've used Mint for close to 6 years on various desktops and laptops and it's rock solid reliable. My main computer runs LMDE 6 without any issues.

Vote with your wallet.

I'm one of the few people that use my headphone jack with Grado headphones and have had Motorola phones so I can listen to music the way I want.

Don't even get me started on the light green bubble shit.

Fuck Apple.

I've made a few contributions to the Linux Mint team and it's free. It has saved a few machines from the e-waste landfills and I have it on my laptop right now. It's super reliable and just works so the devs deserve the extra help.

Exactly.

And when parts become available at my local auto parts store. One of my friends had a Model 3 and it took 1 MONTH to replace a broken passenger door mirror. It also took 3 WEEKS to fix a power seat issue. The same car had multiple growing pain issues that took way too much time to fix.

They were thrilled to trade it in on a new Camry so they could have a functioning car again.

Thank you for the information! I haven't run any other distribution in a few years so I forgot the KDE details.

Neon and Plasma.

After their fallout with Pantone, I was done.

I immediately switched to Affinity and haven't looked back. Yes, there is a learning curve and you will have to spend a few hours Googling how to do the same thing but it's easily been able to do the same thing that I was doing before.

The ONLY two features I miss from InDesign is GREP and scripts. Other than that, FUCK ADOBE.

Fun fact. I have hopped around many other distros from Ubuntu to KDE to PopOS and a few dozen others but came back to Mint. It's rock solid reliable, easy to get work done, easy to customize to your liking, and easy to update. I've been using it reliably over the last 5 years and don't see myself changing any time soon.

With this subscription, the year of the Linux desktop will finally be here.

Except CMYK 😔

Hopefully next year

Except Adobe 😞

RELIABLY

What about Notepad? I use it for the same quick notes