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First-timer Installing Linux Mint
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Thanks - I’m hoping to get all my household machines switched over, maybe look at a HomeServer install.
If all goes well then my parents and extended family are getting upgrades from Win10. I set them all up with decent laptops in the last 5-15 years with SSDs, wifi6/7 and maxed out memory upgrades. If it wasn’t for TPM2 required for Win11 and Win10 EOL things sure would be different.
i feel this.. i donate time to senior citizens, and its mostly mint upgrades from windows as they do not want to have to update their windows machines.