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  • That is like saying 10 minutes isn’t even enough to read all the different distros names, let alone pick one. It misses the point.

    I can debloat a computer in less than 10 minutes because I do it often when installing a computer for a user. Just run a script that completely removes packages that aren’t needed on work computers.



  • Honytawk@lemmy.ziptolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldMany such cases.
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    2 days ago

    You mean the SMB protocol from 1980?

    Let me guess, you were using SMBv1 instead of SMBv2 or v3? Which are both enabled by default on Windows 11.

    Geez, almost like older protocols require better security.

    I though you guys hated Windows because it was so insecure?










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    7 days ago

    You mean like Windows registry which determines how the windows need to be managed, just like almost every other program running on Windows?

    Your explanation still doesn’t differentiate.

    Or do you claim Linux calls home to some rando server to get the information on how a window should be displayed? Because that doesn’t seem like a great feature at all.


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    7 days ago

    Because like most things made for power users: it confuses and terrifies regular users.

    Seriously, even with something as simple as Fancy Zones, regular users would get frustrated when they move a window while accidentally or purposely holding shift and their window reshapes itself.