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Absentmind
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« Reply #1 on: Spring, 23 May 2024 @837 » |
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I'm boring and use Windows 11 mainly, I used to hate Mac but ever since I got my MacBook Pro I fell in love with MacOS... The two behemoths are battling for my soul!
This reminds me of this classic:
I am actually really keen to try Linux and other older OS's for fun, I'd love to hear some suggestions on what I should dual boot . Recently my uncle gave me his old Windows XP machine that needs repairing and I'm excited to eventually get that thing booted up!
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« Reply #5 on: Spring, 23 May 2024 @957 » |
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Debian 12. My laptop is too old for windows 11, plus I just don't like using windows haha 
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« Reply #13 on: Spring, 25 May 2024 @733 » |
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my main computer runs windows 10, my little computer for school runs windows 11. the former doesn't support windows 11 without modifications, so when 10 runs out of support i'll install linux on it. i'm leaning towards ubuntu, partially because i know it's compatible with my drawing tablet and also because i don't want to get myself into anything too technical yet. i might dual boot it with win 10 or 11, but i don't know how much of a point there would be to that when i already have a windows 11 computer as well.
windows xp is my favorite operating system, and i love windows 7, 9x, and vista too. i wish it was reasonable for me to use one of those as my daily driver because it would bring me so much joy.
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