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this post was submitted on 29 Oct 2026
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Even if the distro has a bunch you don't want, uninstalling is pretty easy now with the package managers I've used. Just strip some things away and see if that's good first.
Also good advice.
If your computer runs smoothly and youre not having a bunch of headaches, you're generally better off tinkering with what youve got than going through the hassle of installing a whole new OS.
If your computer runs smoothly and you're not having a bunch of headaches, you're better off NOT tinkering with what you have. No point fixing what's not broken.
Fair, I meant it more in the user space sense. If your OS came with Blender and you never use Blender, uninstall it.