- Dec 23, 2013
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I am going to create a live bootable USB drive with my external HDD for a Linux OS. I am very tired of putting up with Windows, the direction they're going doesn't look all too well and since I'm using WinXP SP3 they won't give support for it anymore later on this year.
I am wondering about Linux Mint and Ubuntu. I don't completely understand the differences with the various options that Linux offers and I won't pretend I do. I enjoy playing games, and I'm going to be getting a new CPU/GPU both AMD, I'm wondering if I will have problems with installing new drivers, or just general problems at all.
If someone wouldn't mind recommending the best and most basic option, which would be suitable for playing video games and watching videos on the internet, I'll let you have some chocolate pie mixed with a little gingerbread cake.
I am wondering about Linux Mint and Ubuntu. I don't completely understand the differences with the various options that Linux offers and I won't pretend I do. I enjoy playing games, and I'm going to be getting a new CPU/GPU both AMD, I'm wondering if I will have problems with installing new drivers, or just general problems at all.
If someone wouldn't mind recommending the best and most basic option, which would be suitable for playing video games and watching videos on the internet, I'll let you have some chocolate pie mixed with a little gingerbread cake.
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