r/linux4noobs 25d ago

migrating to Linux I Love Linux

I swapped from Windows about 6 months ago. I never really did any research and decided to use mint as my main distro. I chose this because back in 2016 I installed mint on an old mac laptop and had fun playing games on it. So far my experience has been wonderful. The boot times are way faster than on windows, games seem to run better, and its just so unintrusive not asking me to update this or would you like to default this or changing settings after a forced update or just being slow sometime just cause. My questions to yall is there a video editor like clip champ ( i know i can use the web version but i dont like it) and for my logitech keyboard, is there an app like G Hub so i can change the color of the board?

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u/LesStrater 20d ago

Icons! - I do love a clean desktop.

u/Financial-Offer-8504 20d ago

no, actually functional programs and real videogames

u/According_Mind7030 18d ago

Microslop glazer

u/Financial-Offer-8504 18d ago

Did you have to download 6 drivers and 8 dependencies before you respond ?

u/According_Mind7030 17d ago

No actually, i didn't have to install anything, because the drivers and dependcies are already baked into the Linux kernel 😂. Microwads don't know about that

u/Financial-Offer-8504 17d ago

heya sorry, my audio drivers crashed I couldn't hear what you were saying 😅 I use linux btw