Or just use doas
, it's still more secure than sudo
Andromxda
The framebuffer is basically just VRAM, corruption of it is likely when experiencing graphics glitches.
It's very different from Windows, and thus harder to learn for new users. Linux Mint (which uses Cinnamon) is basically made for Windows users, it has a more familiar interface and is easier to learn how to use. My personal favorite is KDE, it is also quite similar to Windows but allows for unlimited user customization. It follows the concept "Simple by default, powerful when needed", which in my opinion is a good representation of the entire Linux ecosystem. Pop!_OS is not the stock GNOME experience, in fact, it's quite different. It adds some functionality and changes how GNOME works. It's better than normal GNOME, but not perfect.
Bluefin makes it easy to get a stable and reliable GNOME experience while offering a special image for Surface devices.
Bluefin is based on uBlue, which is based on Fedora Silverblue. It's really cool because there's a special version of it that's optimized for the Surface.
Aurora offers a special version for Microsoft Surface devices. Just select Surface in the download section.
And Microsoft really sucks at naming things. Windows 10 wasn't the 10th Windows version, the Xbox One wasn't the first Xbox, there are many more examples.
Link to GitHub?