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I've used Ubuntu way back in like 2010, but I know a lot has changed since then.

Any recommendations for a user-friendly distro that will function as a good backup that will (hopefully) work for the next 4 years?

I've used Ubuntu way back in like 2010, but I know a lot has changed since then. Any recommendations for a user-friendly distro that will function as a good backup that will (hopefully) work for the next 4 years?

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Most any distribution with xfce manager should be fine for a modern laptop. Search your model to see what distributions people have run on it.

[–] [deleted] • 0 pt

i prefer using sddm for a display manager and plasma for the desktop environment. xfce is a little too lightweight for my fancy taste. if i want high performance and minimalism i go i3wm.