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I'm so frustrated rn.
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For first time plug-n-play distros, I either go with Linux Mint or Fedora, for me they have the best results for just working.
And make sure when installing them, you always check to use proprietary drivers and codecs if it's an option, that will save you a bunch of trouble down the line.
Funnily enough, Fedora is the only distro I've ever had and still have the infamous Linux sound driver problems with