Is there a way to just reset and do everything over like by repartitioning and installing like Fedora or Ubuntu?

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    22 days ago

    My old pc (now used mainly for watching movies etc) has a nvidia card in it, the only distro I ever had issues with was debian, which is unlikely to be recommended, especially now. People really do have a bad habit of recommending non-awesome distros to newbies though, as op’s list of options shows.

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      22 days ago

      I am a Debian man, and I will hear no words about it being non-awesome.

      They really need to fix the Nvidia compatibility though…🤔

      But it’s just so…clean in there. An empty canvas on which I can paint. So empty, in fact, that it doesn’t have Nvidia drivers. Just as Murdock intended!

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        I had debian installed as a back up distro on 2 computers due to it not be corrupted like fedora, and ubuntu. It installed easily on the amd system, as expected. I ended up using a script to instal it on the intel (with integrated graphics) and nvidia system. It just didn’t want to play nice.

        Then debian decided to hold a vote with 20 different options… all of them including debian going ai

        Now debian has gone bye-bye

        You enjoy your awesome though :P