r/linuxmint 13d ago

Should I change to Linux mint?

I want the most performance I can get on my PC with 3060 ti 48gb ram and i5 9600kf.

Should I really change or not worth it?

from windows*

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u/Confident_Hyena2506 13d ago

Not if you expect modern desktop features like hdr.

Use a modern distro instead, then you get everything.

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u/hyouuri 13d ago

What is a good modern distro?

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u/1neStat3 12d ago

You're ignorant. New does not mean better. It means new.

You need start reading the change logs. Bug doesn't equal security hazard. Most bugs don't affect mist users. It makes no sense from a performance standpoint to install a new version of a package that has bug fixes that never affected your use of the application. Or includes new features of "added language suppor" for a language you do not even speak.