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I just recently migrated from Linux Mint to Pop OS, do you have any tips/extensions on what I should do with my desktop?
In a serious tone:
Attempt to do a minimal yet optimized install instead of a standard one while making it fully functional.
Why did you switch from mint?
Not OP, but for a while I tried using Ubuntu and Mint but kept on having random issues with my printer/scanner combo (Brother) and a couple of other problems that I don't remember before I just gave up and switched over to pop.
Been using it as my daily driver for a couple of years now and even the one time I did have something go sideways I was helped by people on the Telegram channel.
On a side note there have been a couple of ranking lists released on YouTube and one of them noted that the desktop is a bit outdated but I really like the tiling window manager that pop has. Sure it eats shit sometimes but as of recently I haven't had to think about it at all. I'm excited to see the new desktop that they are currently developing as well.
I went from Mint to Pop OS to increase my customizing options. Mint isn't very customizable, and installing GNOME or KDE with it may work OK but is not supported and I don't think it will ever be.
Figure out how to do snapshots before doing updates or upgrades.
Timeshift I think? Maybe more available.
Snapper has a hook in apt so that it fires a snapshot whenever you do package things. It must have the same for other packaging systems.
Does anyone know if Timeshift has any use with fedora atomic distros?
github.com/boredsquirrel/awesome-btrfs
I think there are better tools.
Use is only
Add extensions and customize gnome
I'd suggest to remove it and install Debian Stable as a tactical next move.
I use Debian as a secondary distro, I am definitely not making it my main
Install gentoo /s
No thanks
I'm not trying to brick my system
It probably won't brick your system lol, but yeah use what you want
That top right X for closing a window, it can be placed top left. Give it a try.
There's a song by Gucci Mane called Pop Music
I would play that really loudly using Pop! OS, like noise violation loud, and then just spin in a chair until dizzy while listening
(also enable TimeShift)