The topic is specifically about installing Linux, so that’s what I was considering. If a person just wants to see what it’s like, then booting into a live image still seems easier than booting into Windows first and then running Linux in a vm or some other type of software that can run one OS inside another.
There’s nothing easier than booting from a thumb drive and clicking “install”, IMO. Having to load Windows first is just adding an extra step.
I used to know someone who believed it was mentally unhealthy to help other people. She believed people help others because they actually want to help themselves. So, the mentally healthy thing to do is to help yourself and not worry about other people. She said her psychologist told her all this.
I’ve moved on emotionally.
I’m not debating with you. I was trying to understand your post.
Sorry, I don’t understand what that means in this context. When I switched from Windows to Linux,I didn’t notice any difference in Calibre.
What features does the Windows version of Calibre have that the Linux version not have?
I don’t use handhelds that often, but I’d rather have a Steamdeck than a Switch 2.
Cosmic has the same options.
Nice nice nice nice.
XFCE is nice. Uncomplicated and light on resource usage, but has all the options you’d expect.
I use Freetube + Tor.
You sound like you know a lot about it. Have you done Monero mining? I looked into it and figured I’d be losing a little bit due to electricity costs, but it might be worth it anyway. No worse than the exchange rate between two currencies.
I can understand that. I think it’s best when the other flavors are also strong, but it a way that balances it out.
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I love pineapple on both pizza and burgers. The flavor and bite quality is very appealing on a hot, meaty piece of food. Even better if the burger has soy sauce on it. The contrast brings out the best in both flavors.
I use SimpleX most often. I use Matrix fairly often, too, but none of the rooms I frequent are encrypted.
What I’ve read about mining Monero, specifically, is that CPU is so much better, no one uses GPU for it.
Some keyboards, like FlorisBoard, can use their own clipboard and disallow the system clipboard to read from it.
I don’t notice any difference in performance between x11 and Wayland, but there are some things I just haven’t been able to get working right in Wayland. Changing font DPI. Screenshots, when I want to capture a selected area and not the entire screen. Color pickers. I’ve tried several that supposedly work with Wayland, but they don’t. Screensavers. Alt-tabbing between a fullscreen game and the desktop or another window. I should mess around with it some more. I know my own distro is getting rid of x11 at some point.