DAILY-DRIVING POP!_OS: WHAT SURPRISED YOU, GOOD AND BAD?

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  1. not gonna lie this is driving me nuts ive been dual booting Windows and Pop!_OS for a while, and i noticed i almost never boot Windows anymore. The only reason i keep it is music production, and even that is starting to feel optional. Before i wipe the Windows partition, i wanna hear from people who made teh jump completely. Did u regret it?? What broke that you didnt expect?? Whats teh one app you still miss?? Im not looking for a flame war, just real experiences 😂 If u went back to Windows, Id love to hear why too, cuz thats probably the most useful story of all. any ideas??

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  2. uhh which apps for older games do you rely on most?

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  3. exact same thing happened to my laptop last month

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  4. ehh idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh just my 2 cents

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  5. @ibrahim_silicon works on paper, not in real life but hey ymmv

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  6. for gaming, Steams Proton handles a lot, but games with kernel-level anti-cheat often refuse to run, check each game you care about before switching.

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  7. guys pls help ok this thread just saved my weeeknd

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  8. this. so much this. my mac is officially haunted

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  9. oh ive been there lol back up ur Windows partition with an image tool before wiping it. Cheap insurance if you discover a missing tool later. fingers crossed 🤞

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  10. i made teh jump two years ago. the biggest change wasnt technical, it was learning to look for alternatives instead of exact copies of Windows apps :) check whether ur specific tools for older games have native versions or work through Flatpak before deciding.

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  11. Hardware matters more than distro. Check your Wi-Fi chip and GPU with lspci -k on a live USB. if both show a driver in use, the hard part is already solved.

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  12. Keep the dual boot for a few months but make Linux teh default boot entry lol If u go weeks without needing Windows, you have ur answer.

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  13. oof this ;) so much this hope that helps :)

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  14. lol same thing happened to me pro tip: write down what u change... i didnt and had to redo windows from scratch

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