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Ive heard about linux a couple if weeks ago and it does all look pretty promising, but there are a lot mixed feelings about it, as far as i can see. The only thing i can say for sure thus far is that it isnt so easy to use unlike other OSs. There is mint, which is supposed to be the most beginner friendly distro but i did see people on r/linuxsucks101 talking trash about it (talking about glitches and various other problems, and not just on mint, they basically criticize linux as a whole. But i also heard that sometimes a problem that can occur isnt always down to linux or the distro itself but on the fact if the computer supports it or something (or the person who installed doesnt even know how to use it). I dont not anything about this im just talking based on the little that i do know or heard, so im asking if anyone can explain to me what could be going on here? Some swear by it, some dread it with all their being. Is it really just down to learning how to use it? If ones computer is the problem (maybe it doesnt have adequate drives or something) how can i know if thats the case with my laptop before installing linux and basically trapping myslef with it?

Maybe this is all written too unorganized or confusing, but thats because thats how i feel about all this, confused and im just willing to learn

Ive heard about linux a couple if weeks ago and it does all look pretty promising, but there are a lot mixed feelings about it, as far as i can see. The only thing i can say for sure thus far is that it isnt so easy to use unlike other OSs. There is mint, which is supposed to be the most beginner friendly distro but i did see people on r/linuxsucks101 talking trash about it (talking about glitches and various other problems, and not just on mint, they basically criticize linux as a whole. But i also heard that sometimes a problem that can occur isnt always down to linux or the distro itself but on the fact if the computer supports it or something (or the person who installed doesnt even know how to use it). I dont not anything about this im just talking based on the little that i do know or heard, so im asking if anyone can explain to me what could be going on here? Some swear by it, some dread it with all their being. Is it really just down to learning how to use it? If ones computer is the problem (maybe it doesnt have adequate drives or something) how can i know if thats the case with my laptop before installing linux and basically trapping myslef with it?

Maybe this is all written too unorganized or confusing, but thats because thats how i feel about all this, confused and im just willing to learn

I wanted to start collecting manga in the future, my local book stores do have manga but in my language (serbo croatian) and a lot of series i want to collect arent even finished in ny language, so i would want to buy manga in english. Theres one shop that sells a bit of english manga but eacj volume is aorund 16€ (18.26$). I looked up some sites and there a minimal price for a manga is 11€ (12.55$, and lets potentially consider the shipping to my country so another 5€ more or less. Is that a normal price for a volume in your country, how much would you say is the average? Non english native speakers, do you buy manga in your language or do you prefer english as well, and why? Where do you get your manga, from local bookstores or online, if you get them online do you have some site recommendations?

Im so unsure how to incorporate eggs in my diet since i oftem read online that for a teenager like me (17m) eating more tham 3 eggs a day can unhealthy. The problem is that i go to the gym regularly (5 days a week), i have a decent ampunt of muscle and 78kg, 3 mere eggs isnt enough to get me through breakfast, and i need to eat them every day since i dont have anything else at the house. I couldnt find any concrete info on the right amount of eggs per day for my case. I did see you can just eat more egg whites and remove a yolk or two but imo its kind of a waste to just let those yolks sit in the fridge or smth or throw them away