There is a learning curve though it's probably the smallest of all the distros. You could never use the terminal and just install all your programs and updates via the GUIs, but where's the fun in that?
Personally I would say Librewolf is the best browser, which is really just hardened Firefox (hardened just means that settings are tweaked and extensions are installed to increase your privacy and security) with a new coat of paint. As BigWhiteGiant mentioned, Firefox comes included with Mint so you could just harden that and essentially get the same experience as Librewolf. Both options are way better than anything that uses (((Chromium))) (e.g. Chrome, Brave, Opera).
There is a learning curve though it's probably the smallest of all the distros. You could never use the terminal and just install all your programs and updates via the GUIs, but where's the fun in that?
Personally I would say Librewolf is the best browser, which is really just hardened Firefox (hardened just means that settings are tweaked and extensions are installed to increase your privacy and security) with a new coat of paint. As BigWhiteGiant mentioned, Firefox comes included with Mint so you could just harden that and essentially get the same experience as Librewolf. Both options are way better than anything that uses (((Chromium))) (e.g. Chrome, Brave, Opera).
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