u/Far-Note6102

I'm thinking of switch from Mint to Debian. I love switch but I'm don't really trust companies nowadays and since debian is community driven plus one of the OG's of linux. I can safely say it's here to stay.

However, I'm just a bit worried and on your advice what are some stuff I should learn before the switch? Thank you.

Edit: plus I dont like the Mint's constant update. I'm scated that it might not fit in my laptop anymore

Edit again: thank you guys for the help. I really appreciate it :)

Just want to let you know otherwise you might miss it!!!

Guy out here looking for advice on how can I have a good conversation without sounding too boring or desperate. If they keep on talking then yeah, I'll just listen to them and occasionally follow up on it. But the problem is that sometimes I have to initiate the small talk and sometimes it's just gets too nerdy and boring. Also, they also ask questions for outgoers and adventurous people

They often ask me with, do you ever travel? I literally just freeze whenever I hear this cause I recently just finish my therapy and gotten over my depression. I'm not really an exciting guy so I don't really know how can I respond with these questions!

I'm happy to share more info, I'm just tired of myself being so insecure all the time especially around women

My friend said it could have heating issues given the size of it, and even though I highly agree with that but this is valve we are talking about. They are very good at engineering and designing products.

I was thinking between MATE and XFCE. Ended up with XFCE cause my laptop has only got 4gb of ram.

I wonder what's the difference between the 2 and what do you guys use to make it run more smoothly?