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5 Things LINUX MINT Objectively Does Better Than WINDOWS 11
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I know GUIs are important for being mainstream, but I also don't see the point of getting whole team of UI/UX designers to work on graphical settings option to change simple intiger value of system config.
Changing audio bitrate is an option for advanced users. I open new tab in my text editor, fuzzy search the file and desired option in seconds and save, when in something like control panel is whole journey interrupting current workflow.