while Windows is the real thing
https://www.xvideos.com/video.uekbcub2253/ sneaky_big_tits_stepsis_swapped_with_my_sex_doll_tantaly_behind_my_back
bwa!
while Windows is the real thing
DFS <[email protected]ca> wrote:
while Windows is the real thing
https://www.xvideos.com/video.uekbcub2253/sneaky_big_tits_stepsis_swapped_with_my_sex_doll_tantaly_behind_my_back
bwa!
Winblows is fun on suitable hardware, but that's ever-changing. Linux
will run well on aging hardware, even mine is nicer with it and it's
less than four years old (referring to running Win11, Win10 would
still be fine).
CrudeSausage <[email protected]> wrote:
Winblows is fun on suitable hardware, but that's ever-changing. Linux
will run well on aging hardware, even mine is nicer with it and it's
less than four years old (referring to running Win11, Win10 would
still be fine).
Even though this laptop ran Windows 11 well, it is a lot more responsive
running Fedora (or even Ubuntu) than it ever was on Microsoft's
operating system. There is no inexplicable, occasional slowdown and no
fTPM stuttering whatsover (I would have experienced it by now). In fact,
the Linux experience has been so stellar this time around that I'm
rethinking an eventual purchase of a Mac.
I would get an ARM laptop and just delete Win11, instead of paying for Apple's shit.
On 2025-01-07 20:05, Joel wrote:
DFS <[email protected]ca> wrote:
while Windows is the real thing
https://www.xvideos.com/video.uekbcub2253/sneaky_big_tits_stepsis_swapped_with_my_sex_doll_tantaly_behind_my_back
bwa!
Winblows is fun on suitable hardware, but that's ever-changing. Linux
will run well on aging hardware, even mine is nicer with it and it's
less than four years old (referring to running Win11, Win10 would
still be fine).
Even though this laptop ran Windows 11 well, it is a lot more responsive running Fedora (or even Ubuntu) than it ever was on Microsoft's
operating system. There is no inexplicable, occasional slowdown and no
fTPM stuttering whatsover (I would have experienced it by now). In fact,
the Linux experience has been so stellar this time around that I'm
rethinking an eventual purchase of a Mac.
On 1/7/2025 8:39 PM, CrudeSausage wrote:
On 2025-01-07 20:05, Joel wrote:
DFS <[email protected]ca> wrote:
while Windows is the real thing
https://www.xvideos.com/video.uekbcub2253/
sneaky_big_tits_stepsis_swapped_with_my_sex_doll_tantaly_behind_my_back >>>>
bwa!
Winblows is fun on suitable hardware, but that's ever-changing. Linux
will run well on aging hardware, even mine is nicer with it and it's
less than four years old (referring to running Win11, Win10 would
still be fine).
Even though this laptop ran Windows 11 well, it is a lot more
responsive running Fedora (or even Ubuntu) than it ever was on
Microsoft's operating system. There is no inexplicable, occasional
slowdown and no fTPM stuttering whatsover (I would have experienced it
by now). In fact, the Linux experience has been so stellar this time
around that I'm rethinking an eventual purchase of a Mac.
You're running the most woke, DEI-infested distro there is. The distro
of MSNBC and Kamala Harris and RuPaul.
gag
DFS <[email protected]ca> wrote:
On 1/7/2025 8:39 PM, CrudeSausage wrote:
Even though this laptop ran Windows 11 well, it is a lot more responsive >>> running Fedora (or even Ubuntu) than it ever was on Microsoft's
operating system. There is no inexplicable, occasional slowdown and no
fTPM stuttering whatsover (I would have experienced it by now). In fact, >>> the Linux experience has been so stellar this time around that I'm
rethinking an eventual purchase of a Mac.
You're running the most woke, DEI-infested distro there is. The distro
of MSNBC and Kamala Harris and RuPaul.
gag
How would that matter in just using the distro? Chick-fil-A tastes
fine to me despite their politics.
On 2025-01-08, CrudeSausage <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-01-07 20:05, Joel wrote:
DFS <[email protected]ca> wrote:
while Windows is the real thing
https://www.xvideos.com/video.uekbcub2253/sneaky_big_tits_stepsis_swapped_with_my_sex_doll_tantaly_behind_my_back
bwa!
Winblows is fun on suitable hardware, but that's ever-changing. Linux
will run well on aging hardware, even mine is nicer with it and it's
less than four years old (referring to running Win11, Win10 would
still be fine).
Even though this laptop ran Windows 11 well, it is a lot more responsive
running Fedora (or even Ubuntu) than it ever was on Microsoft's
operating system. There is no inexplicable, occasional slowdown and no
fTPM stuttering whatsover (I would have experienced it by now). In fact,
the Linux experience has been so stellar this time around that I'm
rethinking an eventual purchase of a Mac.
I think Macs can run Linux also. (Although I think you're choices are
limited with the ARM CPU — not sure, though.)
On 2025-01-08, CrudeSausage <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-01-08 03:45, RonB wrote:
On 2025-01-08, CrudeSausage <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-01-07 20:05, Joel wrote:
DFS <[email protected]ca> wrote:
while Windows is the real thing
https://www.xvideos.com/video.uekbcub2253/sneaky_big_tits_stepsis_swapped_with_my_sex_doll_tantaly_behind_my_back
bwa!
Winblows is fun on suitable hardware, but that's ever-changing. Linux >>>>> will run well on aging hardware, even mine is nicer with it and it's >>>>> less than four years old (referring to running Win11, Win10 would
still be fine).
Even though this laptop ran Windows 11 well, it is a lot more responsive >>>> running Fedora (or even Ubuntu) than it ever was on Microsoft's
operating system. There is no inexplicable, occasional slowdown and no >>>> fTPM stuttering whatsover (I would have experienced it by now). In fact, >>>> the Linux experience has been so stellar this time around that I'm
rethinking an eventual purchase of a Mac.
I think Macs can run Linux also. (Although I think you're choices are
limited with the ARM CPU — not sure, though.)
I think that there is a distribution being made for the Mx line of
chips, but I have yet to see a Mac running it. Considering the issue
that existed with Yellow Dog Linux back in the PowerPC days, I'm not
surprised that some Mac owners would be reluctant to try it out.
Quite a few Mac users are installing Linux on their Intel machines, but that's because Apple doesn't support them any more. I would imagine that
that time will come with the first ARM Macs at some point. Until then there probably aren't going to be too many Linux distributions catering to the ARM Macs.
At one point I used Mandrake (I think it was Mandrake, maybe Mandrake's predecessor (?), can't remember).
On Thu, 9 Jan 2025 08:53:30 -0000 (UTC), RonB wrote:
At one point I used Mandrake (I think it was Mandrake, maybe Mandrake's
predecessor (?), can't remember).
There wasn't a predecessor. It was originally based on Red Hat but moved away. It must have been 25 years ago but I remember it as a smooth installation on an old Compaq.
Speaking of smooth I upgraded to Ubuntu 24.04 last night. It's not a
problem for me but it's still the 6.8.0 kernel. The Fedora box is up to 6.12.8.
It wasn't particularly smooth. I had to manually kill and purge postgres before it would continue, then it failed on Thunderbird when trying to
move to a snap. I was able to install it manually afterwards.
The strangest part was the cleanup where it spent 25 minutes 'searching
for obsolete software'. I have no idea what part of darkest Africa it was searching.
On 2025-01-09, CrudeSausage <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-01-09 03:52, RonB wrote:
On 2025-01-08, CrudeSausage <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-01-08 03:45, RonB wrote:
On 2025-01-08, CrudeSausage <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-01-07 20:05, Joel wrote:
DFS <[email protected]ca> wrote:
while Windows is the real thing
https://www.xvideos.com/video.uekbcub2253/sneaky_big_tits_stepsis_swapped_with_my_sex_doll_tantaly_behind_my_back
bwa!
Winblows is fun on suitable hardware, but that's ever-changing. Linux >>>>>>> will run well on aging hardware, even mine is nicer with it and it's >>>>>>> less than four years old (referring to running Win11, Win10 would >>>>>>> still be fine).
Even though this laptop ran Windows 11 well, it is a lot more responsive >>>>>> running Fedora (or even Ubuntu) than it ever was on Microsoft's
operating system. There is no inexplicable, occasional slowdown and no >>>>>> fTPM stuttering whatsover (I would have experienced it by now). In fact, >>>>>> the Linux experience has been so stellar this time around that I'm >>>>>> rethinking an eventual purchase of a Mac.
I think Macs can run Linux also. (Although I think you're choices are >>>>> limited with the ARM CPU — not sure, though.)
I think that there is a distribution being made for the Mx line of
chips, but I have yet to see a Mac running it. Considering the issue
that existed with Yellow Dog Linux back in the PowerPC days, I'm not
surprised that some Mac owners would be reluctant to try it out.
Quite a few Mac users are installing Linux on their Intel machines, but
that's because Apple doesn't support them any more. I would imagine that >>> that time will come with the first ARM Macs at some point. Until then there >>> probably aren't going to be too many Linux distributions catering to the ARM
Macs.
It truly will be sad when the people who own an M1 Mac lose support from
the company. That is a wonderful machine using the first processor that
allowed the company to differentiate itself from the PC line in this
decade. It is fast, it is energy-efficient and it is relatively
inexpensive for anyone interested in owning a computer from them. That
computer should not be thrown into a bin because it's too old; it should
continue to be supported by open-source. At the same time, Apple made it
nearly impossible to change the storage or upgrade the RAM on those
machines, giving the world the impression that they want those machines
to either be thrown out or recycled after half a decade.
It seems like I remember seeing that the newest ARM Macs are reverting back to upgradeable RAM and SSDs. But I may have misread that.
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