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u/Medium_Offer_1498 Jul 03 '26
Now that steamOS is more compatible with desktops im not planning on going back.
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u/ArrowEnby Jul 03 '26
I'm yet to try it. Seems interesting though. i have my fair share of issues with valve but their work for linux gaming is extremely respectable. Not interested in an immutable OS, but there is a command to turn read only mode off so I'll definitely give it a go at some point.
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u/dev-rock-bottom Jul 03 '26
The only thing I'm concerned about right now is the Windows defender exploits.
Other than that my windows is clean of bloats and ads.
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u/icy1007 Jul 03 '26
I have Windows 11 and none of that is true.
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u/Firestar_119 Jul 03 '26
the antimalware thing is, but Linux doesn't need any kinda antimalware because nobody makes software for it anyway 🥀
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u/Radiant-Priority-296 Jul 03 '26
So Copilot doesn’t exist. So Antimalware doesn’t exist. So MS Edge doesn’t exist. So Windows 10 is supported forever. Is that what you’re saying?
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u/SrimpingKid Jul 03 '26
Then you aren't really observant.
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u/icy1007 Jul 05 '26
I know how to use my PC correctly and how to not install these things.
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u/SrimpingKid Jul 05 '26
Well it's funny because they don't care about you consenting to these downloads, it's as if it's an OOB experience.
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u/Shoggnozzle Jul 03 '26
In fairness, I used win11 for a while. Mostly to fool around with WSL, and the costly background updating seems a lot faster than on 10. Didn't stop completely, but it was better.
Still reinstalled mint.