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vinifera

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  1. AFAIK some updates baked telemetry into kernel these cannot be removed, reason why i didn't use any update after 2015 they're are full of junk on system level
  2. can't tell for pdf but music and video and pictures, even apk's and zips; i can, i have ADB installed on PC (tho my phone is rooted)
  3. dunno what causes you so much trouble i just plug phone in with usb cable, os sees it, and normal copy/paste works
  4. i was referring to group of people they selected even more ironic they taped it and showed to public you can still find it, bunch of brainless people who never used pc...
  5. *facepalm the vista experiment among id*** if i have to write it like so ...
  6. yeah just like with "mojave"
  7. at least it won't contain stupid emoticon
  8. good old opera i loved it till last 11 version (12 was kinda crappy) then they went chromium garbage route... kinda sad nobody took leaked source code and made it better like they do with these FF and CHR forks
  9. i always up my number by 100 and fake it is Linux OS don't get any complaints from web... even protonmail falls for it
  10. i'd rather that gaming on linux would be so much better and i don't mean steam games but overall anything that needs to be installed if it wasn't for games i wouldn't use windows anymore...
  11. vinifera replied to a post in a topic in Windows 11
    which one ?... linux has tons of them
  12. vinifera replied to a post in a topic in Windows 11
    my thoughts exactly

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