[marc_from_ibg]

I moved away from Windows at the beginning of the year. My first Distro was Linux Mint, then Ubuntu 22.04 and yesterday I installed Pop_OS 22.04. Fedora didn't fit my requirements as it doesn't support fractional scaling.

All very, very solid.

I gave Pop_OS a try because I wanted a simple tiling window manager. It does all I want.

The only thing I don't like is the color theme. I know it's a matter of taste but Pop_OS is by far the ugliest out there. Also the default backgrounds. Or the stacking window bar. I wonder what other users are thinking ...

Otherwise is seems very awesome so far. I don't understand the complains regarding the Pop Shop. I think it's actually pretty good. E.g. I can choose to install VS Code from Flathub or as deb Package. That's nice.

[lioeters]

> The only thing I don't like is the color theme.

I'm also a new user of Pop_OS, and loving it. Nordic theme is my favorite.

https://github.com/EliverLara/Nordic

For the background, I like macOS Mojave's default wallpaper, which blends well with the above theme.

http://www.hdwallpaperslife.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/m...

[lproven]

> Fedora didn't fit my requirements as it doesn't support fractional scaling.

This is desktop dependent, not distro dependent.

Only a few desktops support it so far: GNOME 3.x, KDE 5.x, and Cinnamon are the only ones I know of.

Saying that I could not get it working on Ubuntu Cinnamon $LATEST. It does work on Mint $LATEST with the same release of Cinnamon.