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When you do finally get into an installation (dual boot or live usb) just remember that this a whole new OS. And things that you thought about how "computers" worked was actually how "windows" worked. I just want to make sure you set expectations, because you could easily frustrate yourself when you start expecting things to behave a certain way.
Hopefully, you learn a lot from this experience. I'm excited for you!
I successfully booted Mint from a USB and so far it seems mostly easy to understand.
Thank you :)