Aaron wrote:
> I upgraded to Mint 20 "Ulyana" without hesitating. I thought it would be 
> great, but shortly afterwards I noticed my CD/DVD ROM was no longer working, 
> and neither was my sound card.
> 
> On a fresh install, Mint has a bunch of quirks that I always needed to hammer

> out. But not Ubuntu - it's smooth as can be.

I had always been happy with Mandrake/Mandriva and their urpmi system. In the
end I switcehd to CentOS because all the work stuff I was doing was CentOS or
Red Hat based so it made sense. It took me a while to get used to rpm.

However I got very frustrated by how far back some packages are, yes I didn't
really want to be on the bleeding edge of Fedora, since I tresrure my data and
don't want to lose it.

That's when I decided to switch to Ubuntu. I was using it previous for my BBS
anyway because the DOSEMU for running 16 bit games under Linux just worked
when I was struggling with CentOS.

Now, I've converted all my systems to Ubuntu 20.04. Everything works, and it's
much more current without risking too much.
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