As soon as Flyff, an online game I've been playing for almost twenty years, works on Linux my last remaining use for Whendoze will be gone, but until that happens I still have a use but will live with Win10, security updates or no rather than move to Win11 spyware.
@ayidSudirman @It's FOSS I wish this were true. I recently tried to install Win10 from USB but ultimately had to burn a DVD because I could not find workable Windows drivers.
Besides all the things you mention, it is absolutely easy to (re)install linux if something went wrong. It's a matter of 10 minutes, no complicated activation required. And more: virtual machines are made easy as well. Some DEs even come with the needed tools onboard (boxes in Gnome). So you can check out other distros without affecting your system - including Windows
@fab:log @It's FOSS Once you get familiar with the boot process, it is not that hard to recreate your entire boot environment, reinstall grub, recreate the initramfs, re-install the kernel, etc. It is really useful to keep a live distro on a USB drive to repair these things if necessary.
don‘t mind about all the Desktop Stuff 😇 yeah , I don’t mind the mass blasting blink-blink options ,too. However the Work While Update Without annoying by interrupt or restarts is on top. What else runs in background or by scheduler without bothering users ? Everything 😎 And I won’t bother you here with 100 Details 🖖
