On a more professional/advanced level I agree.
But for average users, they accomplish 90% identical tasks, but Krita, while less mature, is more intuitively designed (superiorly designed I would argue), and uses better algorithms for things like select & fill.
Also Krita is less ugly. Sorry, I'm notoriously shallow.
PopOS (scroll down to the "Pop_OS with Nvidia" link).
It is tailored for Nvidia cards, is Debian(Ubuntu) based, & super friendly for new users.
EDIT: Here's a link to the 24.04 release that provides only the Cosmic desktop environment (no X11, no gnome or kde). This is what I use, but it's in alpha so user beware.
People use Vim to look cool?
It's a brave new World.
If you haven't already, try Flatseal, it's a gui to deal w/ Flatpak permission (such a PITA).
The last time I broke my system, it was because I removed a folder called /home/monstrosity/home/monstrosity/.
When I deleted the weird duplicate home folder, it broke the entire desktop environment & I had to use the terminal to log in and reinstall. I have no idea which of my numerous 'fucking around' sessions caused any of it lol
Absolutely! I never break my system the same way twice.
I might recommend PopOs. It is also based on Ubuntu, is easy to use for beginners & tailored specifically for use with Nvidia. I've had great luck w/ my laptop that has Optimus.
Test it with a USB first. The link I provided is an alpha version of their latest release but you can also try the older, more stable version here.
Oh, "Axis". Got it.
EDIT: Axes, it turns out, is plural for axis. TIL
"Axes do not start at 0"
Wot?
I honestly have no idea lol.
You're the second person to call out my narc ass.
The idea is the People unite against the Oligarchs, unless you enjoy bickering about crumbs, which you appear eager to do.