Greetings, humans(I am human too)! I just wanted to introduce myself. I am kisspower12, but the peeps call me KP. I am a longtime windows user who has moved to Linux for about a month now.
Ive always wanted to try Linux and finally was able to do that when my friends pitched together and bought me a mini PC, so that I may have a computer. It’s been ages. I instantly uninstalled Windows11pro and switched to Linux Mint. It has been about a month, and I am now dual booting with my home distro(Debian) and my 2nd distro(Endeavouros).
I have learned a ton about computers under the surface level, and even manually partitioned Endeavouros all by myself! Endeavouros fell into my lap when Arch Linux sounded cool. I didn’t want to get rid of my home distro and I needed something beginner friendly and, well, here we are! I am typing this in the distro as I speak!
Thank you so much for reading this(You probably didn’t)..
I hope to learn a ton about Arch systems AND Endeavouros..
And I hope you welcome me into your community! Have a great day!
People that make this brave move fall into 2 camps:
I want all the programs I had in Windows and I demand the Linux experince to be the same!
Upbeat, open-minded, willing to explore this strange new beast, fully confident they made the right move.
You, new friend, sound like the second one. That’s the path to success and adapting to the linux learning curve.
Advice: ask ask ask anything at any time, people here go out their way to keep other users upright on arch, endeavour, knowledge, maintenance, troubleshooting, music, etc.
Your ahead of the curve. I see a lot more people coming over by the end of the year when MS discontinues Win10. Crap is just to expensive now to go out and buy a new computer and when more people realize how powerful Linux actually is Windows is going to dig their own graves.
