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Are we though? My RPI uses a SD card and is labels it as sd and the same is true for virtual machines.

It is not

I find LLM’s great for creating shorter snippets of code. It can also be great as a starting point or to get started with something that you are not familiar with.

That’s my problem with Apple. They hide all files, treating is as a magic box with an incredible search function. But it prevents the user from understanding, and thus learning.

Yeah, okey. That makes sense. I would be difficult to hide the intrusion if you can’t move the zippers.

It’s in the video how he closes it again to remove the evidence. https://youtu.be/wpIJVWXsBBI?t=93

His son is hardly a child at 54 years old.

I’m sure parents always will see their children as children, no matter their age.

This looks like the original source.

Why?

Because you talked about my computer not supporting Windows 11?? So I clarified that it does support it and came pre-installed, and I would still prefer pop_OS (i.e. not relevant, as you said).

I can’t believe your computers support Windows 11.

I don’t understand why that would have to do with anything to being with, though.

Computer is new, win11 pre-installed. Would still prefer pop os.

I love winget, at least for the initial installation. No more having to search the the download and click through a gui. Just one or two commands (two if searching for the id) and done.

I have the save experience with popos

You don’t even need the terminal. There is a interface to update if you are using a DE.

My brother-in-law installed Linux Mint for his parents and they are very happy with it. The only problem was downloading epubs with Adobe DRM, so I taught her how to use knock¹ in the terminal and then import the book into Calibre to upload them to her ereader.

[1] The original repo is either private or has been removed, but all code and binaries can be found here https://web.archive.org/web/20221010074634/https://github.com/BentonEdmondson/knock/releases

Why should my computer not be able to supprot Windows 11?

Nice!

I work at a very small company, so there is no policy for which software to use and I would replace the one software that is Windows only if I could, even if I had to remain on Windows. The problem I have in this case is that we rely external tools that only work with this software, only on Windows. :-(

I get your point. I would asume that those who chose to remove adware and remove telemetry would also be the same group that use ad blockers.

I wish I could use Linux at work but the software used does not have any alternative (that I can use) and I can’t be bothered with debloating and all that jazz. I try to keep work and private seperate instead.