Ubuntu advertises their paid cloud hosting service every time you install server manually.
this post was submitted on 28 Apr 2024
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Run W10Privacy and use NextDNS. Oh, and create a local user account.
And in Linux, you install the system, create an account.... and that's it
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O&O shutup 10, oo-software
Also Adguard for windows, adguard home, adguard DNS, NextDNS
just roll back to WinXP.
Im just gonna stick with windows 10. I only use it for gaming so idc about security updates.
I have it too, but I didn't duel boot with Linux Mint. I use the Mint more. I liked 10. But the graphics on Mint just looks better to me. Maybe because it doesn't hog resources like Windows.
WinXP and (perhaps to a lesser extent) Win7 were decent tho Edit : said by someone that daily drives linux for like at least the last 4 years, 2 of which with tiling WMs