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Mf'ers still be out here using Windows 11.
Synced with their mandatory Microsoft acount.
With all of their personal data in OneDrive.
It's time!
If you're a Bitcoin digital freedom guy, there's no excuse to not switch, today. Use that free time you have today while all the Chads are busy spending money on their gfs.
Linux Mint is easier and has a better UI/UX than Windows 11. Everything "just works," better.
You can also customize the theme and make it look super aesthetic (this is optional - the default is good).
Don't get distracted by all the distro options - trust me, Mint is the best for somebody coming from Windows (and OGs too, IMO).
If you're willing to invest the time to learn some keyboard hotkeys and how to modify config files, then I'd recommend Omarchy. You gotta check out the Omarchy demo video on the page linked below.
There's no excuse.
You can easily dual boot Linux Mint on your Windows PC. It's super easy to set up. Just download the Mint Cinnamon ISO file, use Balena Etcher to make the USB, reboot while hitting Delete, F2, or F12, set the boot order to make the USB #1, and then the wizard will walk you through the rest.
I've known a lot of people that switched from Windows to Linix Mint, but I've never known anybody who switched from Linux Mint to Windows.
https://linuxmint.com/
https://omarchy.org/
Synced with their mandatory Microsoft acount.
With all of their personal data in OneDrive.
It's time!
If you're a Bitcoin digital freedom guy, there's no excuse to not switch, today. Use that free time you have today while all the Chads are busy spending money on their gfs.
Linux Mint is easier and has a better UI/UX than Windows 11. Everything "just works," better.
You can also customize the theme and make it look super aesthetic (this is optional - the default is good).
Don't get distracted by all the distro options - trust me, Mint is the best for somebody coming from Windows (and OGs too, IMO).
If you're willing to invest the time to learn some keyboard hotkeys and how to modify config files, then I'd recommend Omarchy. You gotta check out the Omarchy demo video on the page linked below.
There's no excuse.
You can easily dual boot Linux Mint on your Windows PC. It's super easy to set up. Just download the Mint Cinnamon ISO file, use Balena Etcher to make the USB, reboot while hitting Delete, F2, or F12, set the boot order to make the USB #1, and then the wizard will walk you through the rest.
I've known a lot of people that switched from Windows to Linix Mint, but I've never known anybody who switched from Linux Mint to Windows.
https://linuxmint.com/
https://omarchy.org/
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