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No, just this one.
You're the second one to recommend Mint so I think I start with that one.
I use it for gaming most of the time.
Yeah, that's one of the reasons I'm a bit scared.
Thank you :) I think I feel a bit more comfortable now.
I also recomend mint as a first distro and it's the one I started with.
For gaming, most games I play run perfectly fine under steam's proton.
I'm number four to recommend Mint, then. Definitely a great choice for beginners. I'd also recommend starting with a virtual machine. Nuking your Windows installation without a fallback is not a good idea.
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