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Those are from my two VMs since I was replying to UCyborg that tried Tiny10 in a VM. I've never actually tried Tiny10 and agree with @Tripredacus that is should be considered warez. I use WinReducerEX and it falls in the same class of "tools" as nLite, vLite, NTLite, and others that I don't recall the name of offhand. I also place these "tools" in the same category of "extended kernels" and feel MSFN is not the place to discuss details on how to use these "tools" to customize install media. "But I'm no lawyer", lol.
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I do my own install media slipstreams and customizations and bloat removal and I guess I don't need some "Tiny10" developer doing it for me. My used-space is HALF the disk space that Tiny10 boasts, and this is AFTER installing a web browser and email client. I have two flavors of Win10 - 2016 LTSB and 21H2 LTSC. Technically, my 21H2 LTSC is "temporary/testing" and not activated, my company allows one company laptop and one home desktop install but I don't want to do an activation until I know it's tweaked to my liking. I thought I had a 2019 (LTSB?) around also but can't find it offhand (which tells me it never gained me anything over 2016).
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I've done better than what that link boasts of Tiny10. From the link:
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Still not working on my end. Partly because I can't find that 500 vs 400 font-weight - what URL would give me that and can I get a screencap? None of my font sizes changed with the recent forum update so I have no frame of reference on what to look for. I'm running with only Tampermonkey and the above as a userscript, replaced with 800 instead of 400, that should make any font changes stand out BIG, but I'm not getting any changes.
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I have not tried it. Generally speaking, I would avoid these types of "operating systems".
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Because I never read this thread until today. What I wonder is why you had to throw my name out there? It's okay if your world revolves around me, I get it. My world revolves around me also. (Technically speaking, EVERYBODY'S world revolves around THEMSELF - their eyes, their ears, their perceptions.) waka waka waka
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. A bold case of "never say never". Or just too many folks being quite bored and hanging on every word and literal interpretation. You still knew what I meant, feel free to visit the repack "Russian" web site and report back on just how much ENGLISH is on that page. My point remains - I do not need a "translation" feature embedded into my browser and nor do I need a "translation" extension - If I cannot READ the web site, then that site is NOT FOR ME.
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You should not have to rename the extensions folders. The seemingly-random extension folder naming scheme is an algebraic checksum of the extensions inner files. The .crx is just a renamed .zip. Change any file inside that .zip/.crx and the extension folder name will change accordingly when installed via Developer Mode.
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Wow! A 17 year old thread brought back to life with a poll on age. So shouldn't those poll results auto-update every year? Because I guarantee you that the biggest segment of the MSFN Population is no longer the 15 to 24 groups!
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Same here (since login is not required). I did a Google for "is msfn.org down" during our outage and performing that search just now does show Twitter in the top search results and it does have a "up and running" status message. The Facebook page also shows up in the top results - but no status message. I think that's our tell-tale - Twitter is likely the preferred but only our next outage will really tell us (four years to the month between most-recent post and second-to-most-recent post).
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<OT> We are straying quite a bit from the original topic but I will add that I am also a member at Eclec and I did visit Eclec when MSFN was down to see if other both-site-members posted anything in regards to the outage (I didn't see one). I use the Maxthon theme at Eclec - but even the forum owner wouldn't recognize it on my computer, I love Stylus and hate non-scrolling background images, box shadows, linear gradients, anti-ailasing, dark mode, and forced hardware acceleration - all are disabled on my setup. I do not get any CPU spike even on Marmaduke Ungoogled v113 on Win10. This wouldn't be the first web site (new or old browser) where background-images, box shadows, and linear gradients effected performance. </OT>