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You should do the thing.
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windows is a perfectly written os with no bugs at all ever /s
A Linux-backed project shows how to save unsupported Windows 10 PCs by installing Linux - Neowin
Windows 10 end of support is in six months and many PCs that are unsupported by Windows 11 won't be able to upgrade. A new Linux-backed proj
While upgrading a PC does make sense in case it is really old or has too few CPU cores/threads, that may not be necessary at all for many users out there. ESET, for example, last year recommended that users on Windows 10 devices that can't officially upgrade to 11 should instead move over to Linux.
the only thing the windows 10 settings program is good at is at making me incredibly angry
i havent had the misfortune of using windows 11 yet. if i did, i would break a keyboard in half
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Windows 10's days are numbered. Keep your PC running smooth and feeling familiar with these Linux distros.
Keep your PC running smooth and feeling familiar with these Linux distros.
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Installing Linux By Hand
So my HDD crapped out on me. I managed to dd /home onto a new hard drive but the rest is gone. I dutifully wrote a liveUSB, booted from it and ran the install script, but something failed in the middle, after sorting out the partitions.
There isn't much information about what to do in this situation, or rather there are instructions for each stage of the process but nothing enumerating what those stages are. Thus this post which i'll be reblogging from as I make progress. Expect lots of links to other documentation.
I'm running fedora but this should proooobably be fairly common to modern linux installs booting from UEFI via GRUB2.
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But is Linux Mint the best desktop for you? The only way you'll know for sure is to try it yourself. Here's how to first give Linux Mint a spin. It's simple to try. And, then, if you like what you see...
How to install Linux on an old laptop | ZDNET
If you're looking to revive that aging laptop, Linux might be your best bet. Find out how easy it can be to make this happen.