Nice list with brief descriptions, but 50 of them?
That is one of the main problems with Linux distros — 50?
Several years ago, I tried several different distros. They were okay for basics, but none of them fully recognized all of my peripherals.
That is the beauty of Linux--it is infinitely customizable to meet any need out there. It does not insist that you alter your work flow/method/design to the OS--you can customize the OS to meet your needs.
Mint KDE has recognized ALL of my hardware starting from install boot.. I have read there is 1 wireless that is an issue (also did I check on that piece... there are work-arounds to get it working too, but, luckily, I didn’t have that wireless ;^)
“Nice list with brief descriptions, but 50 of them?”
“That is one of the main problems with Linux distros — 50?”
It’s called choice. I imagine a few Soviet immigrants to the USA said similar upon entering a supermarket. “50 kinds of soup, Comrade? That’s the trouble with America, too many choices, too many decisions. Borscht was good enough”.