brillotti

Understandable. You can try Linux Mint (for example) by flashing it to a USB stick and booting into it as a live OS without installing it. Should give you a good idea about how it works and whether it will fit your use cases. If you’re gaming, you can run games via Steam Proton in compatibility mode, even those on your disk that are not installed via Steam itself. Windows programs can also be ran the same way. Best of luck!

Windows no longer respects the user and runs all kinds of shady processes in the background. It might be time to switch over to Linux.

I’m tired boss. This governmental fight against privacy all over the world is wearing down my willingness to be on the internet at all.

It’s the setting to disable on smart TVs for a better image. The option can do one or more of the following: adds in-between frames, reduces noise, and upscales video. Sounds good, but the implementation is always terrible.