My confusing ,yet satisfying review of Ubuntu Desktop
My journey of migrating to Ubuntu Desktop from elementaryOS
Introduction
After 6 months of using Elementary OS as my main operating system, found the little bugs and issues as big inconveniences as I was wasting time trying to fix them. So I bit the bullet and chose to install Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. Here is my experiences
Issues from ElementaryOS
ElementaryOS is a wonderfully made Linux distro with beautiful UI (Pantheon) which makes it an easy selection for a ex-Mac user. Beautifully crafted curated apps, and gesture based operation makes work on it wonderful. But I met some bugs that broke my interests.
- Not able to extract files quicky
- Lack of windows gestures or comlicated
- Dark mode not working properly
- Default apps not working as configured
- AMD graphics driver issues
- Windows tilling doesnt work properly.
Why Ubuntu?
Ubuntu as an OS has many qualities I am looking forward to:
Stability: Ubuntu is known for its stability and long-term support (LTS) releases, which means fewer bugs and more reliable performance.
Community Support: Ubuntu has a large and active community, making it easier to find solutions to any issues that may arise.
Software Availability: Ubuntu has a vast repository of software packages, making it easy to find and install the tools I need.
Customization: Ubuntu offers a high level of customization, allowing me to tailor the desktop environment to my preferences.
Performance: Ubuntu is optimized for performance, ensuring smooth and efficient operation even on older hardware.
Installation Process
The installation process of Ubuntu 22.04 LTS was straightforward and user-friendly. Here are the steps I followed:
Download the ISO: I downloaded the Ubuntu 22.04 LTS ISO from the official Ubuntu website.
Create a Bootable USB: Using a tool like Rufus, I created a bootable USB drive with the downloaded ISO.
Boot from USB: I restarted my computer and booted from the USB drive.
Install Ubuntu: I followed the on-screen instructions to install Ubuntu, choosing the appropriate options for my setup.
Post-Installation Setup: After installation, I updated the system and installed the necessary drivers and software.
Post-Migration Experience
After migrating to Ubuntu, I noticed several improvements:
Smooth Performance: Ubuntu runs smoothly without the glitches I experienced on ElementaryOS.
Better Hardware Support: My AMD graphics card works perfectly with the proprietary drivers available in Ubuntu.
Enhanced Productivity: The availability of a wide range of software and tools has enhanced my productivity.
Improved Customization: I was able to customize the desktop environment to suit my workflow and preferences.
Conclusion
Migrating to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS has been a positive experience overall. The stability, community support, software availability, and customization options make it a great choice for my needs. While ElementaryOS has its charm, Ubuntu provides the reliability and performance I require for my daily tasks.
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