Linux

Fonts I don’t usually install fonts often but the other day I was trying to install them on my laptop which was running Linux Mint and Linux Mint by default does not have any way to install fonts. You have to install them manually by dragging them into the font’s folder which is like a pain the butt, and I was trying to do it using the terminal and I broke everything by moving my entire home folder into my font’s directory which is kind of a skill issue on my part, but I still don’t understand why there isn’t just a program that installs fonts like most other operating system 😠. ...

I’ve never reviewed anything before, but I feel like this is a good place to start. In Linux world. There are many distros, but really there’s only three that you need to worry about. Debian, arch and fedora. What really makes them stand out is their package managers. And what packages they have in their repositories. Like, are they up to date? Or are they old as a dirt. Packages really make our break a distro. ...