@Madchatthew yeah, I’ve seen these posts all over LinkedIn
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AI... A new dawn, or the demise of humanity ?This is so crazy and weird. I would actually like one though.
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Linux on a Stick@DownPW I haven’t tried either of those, I am sure they run fast as well. Linux is so versatile it is awesome!
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Linux on a StickI have tested ZorinOS in the last version, his desktop DE is very cool.
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Best antivirus software? (Looking to switch)@phenomlab or Challenge Accepted haha
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Best antivirus software? (Looking to switch)@Madchatthew Yes, you can. They even give you guides for that. Also, consider using Quad9 for DNS
The only drawback for Linux with NordVPN is that it’s all command line based, but there again, not really a challenge is it?
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To the Window to the Linux . . .@Madchatthew Yes, surprising how even the smallest thing catches your eye.
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Linux on a Stick@Madchatthew Good for the planet in terms of land fill too!
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To the Window to the Linux . . .So latest update on running Arch Linux as my daily driver for pretty much everything now. Except for work, I can’t control that, but they give me a laptop and I have to use windows on it. So on the desktop computer which has a graphics card that AMD isn’t supporting anymore and is over 10 years old, I updated Linux and it installed the new KDE Plasma and the mouse pointer is all glitched out. I did some research and it is a known issue that will be fixed in the next patch when they come out with it. I did try some work arounds but they didn’t work and it has to do with the old AMD video card that I have. So just waiting for that fix. Otherwise, it is still usable of course, just a little annoying with the glitched mouse pointer.
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Best antivirus software? (Looking to switch)@phenomlab aaahhhhh that makes perfect sense. Yeah then I would probably use NordVPN. I have used them before and they work great. I believe you can also set it up so you can put in the info for NordVPN in your router at home and have it protect everything on the home network. That is a nice feature, then you don’t have to necessarily have it installed on every device.
