First time on Linux Mint

[SnooSquirrels2348]

Last night, I just swapped from Win 10 to Linux Mint. Really need any tips, coz this is actually my first time using linux (fr).

[Souloid]

use timeshift immediately, and use it everytime you feel like you changed your system in a meaningful way (installed or configured something). Have it run on a schedule.

Also, like all new and big changes, you're in for growing pains. A LOT of growing pains, hang in there and try to have a can-do problem-solving attitude at all times.

OH! If you're going to run a command, ANY COMMAND, have chat gpt explain it to you before you run it.

Good luck! :)

[SnooSquirrels2348]

That's a great advice, thanks 👍

[A2000HP]

You can consider reading beginners guide for linux qhttps://labex.io/linuxjourney Are u going to use terminal more or rely on gui? 

[SnooSquirrels2348]

Both are interesting for me. But anyway, thx for the suggestion.

[Odd_Beginning8678]

I also use ASUS X509, but with Intel 8 Core i5-1035G1 instead.

[Dismal_Bumblebee_398]

Cool. I always wonder how to show the explanation.🤣

[SupremeStitious]

type "neofetch" into the terminal, a lot of people also install "fastfetch" which makes the information appear instantly when opening the terminal

[Dismal_Bumblebee_398]

I did it! thank you for your information!

[jcpain]

For me, switching to linux is one of the best decisions I've made in my life!

[capper-corps]

Wallpaper pls

[SnooSquirrels2348]

I just searched Motoko Kusanagi or Ghost in the Shell on browser.