I like windows (sorry lemmy users). Linux has it’s place but it’s not as my desktop os
I like my debloated W10. I’ll probably try out Linux Mint or something as a daily driver when I get a new pc next time though. As is there is no way I’m installing W11.
Don’t put the mask back on, just kill it.
Via task manager? Shutdown command? Or pull the plug?
Using a Linux install stick.
The only right answer here. Finally decoupled from macOS as well.
Linux sucks in many ways. However, at least it usually respects the user. Linux Mint won’t autoupload your files to onedrive and if you make changes to the system like changing the default browser those settings will be respected. The system is a open book for you to change or break how you wish.
Love or hate it you must appreciate the amount of control Linux Mint gives you.
Linux is just the kernel. And that’s what I meant: no specific software stack, just the freedom to choose. Eg, if you want an easy, stable and robust experience with a lot of freedom, Debian. For even more control, Arch or Gentoo. But even those three have drawbacks and problems that could hurt professionals, but less than other distros. With Linux you have the choice, with windows you don’t.
just kill the windows part, the rest … well lets just say the no fisting android girls sign won’t be followed and there may be some time travel.
Bitch looks 9.
but that term-ussy
I’m getting kind of concerned about the number of systems that will be unpatched this time next year. It is time to move on. Either move to Linux or find a way to make Windows 11 usable
Same thing happens every time Windows has a major revision update. The amount of unpatched XP boxes around years into the lifecycle of Windows 7 was hilarious and terrifying.
Windows II (for our buddies outside of Rome: That’s a “2”.)?!
*fenestras xi
most people agree with fred.
the mask stays on
What’s bad about OneDrive?
All the pop ups to pwetty pwease upgrade?? And Office 365 saving to it as the default, rather than to local storage.
