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RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 10-22-2022

(10-22-2022, 04:36 AM)Whisper# Wrote: MacOs Monterey and Windows 7
In my view, along with Windows XP, Windows 7 Is the most stable OS of the lot.

Seldom did I experience any significant Issues.

RE: What OS are you using? - whoiswick - 10-23-2022

On the desktop I use Windows 11, in my opinion it is stable and fast. And on a laptop I use Arch.

RE: What OS are you using? - Oni - 10-23-2022

A good number of years I used just Debian, but now I mostly stick to Windows. Games/drivers always kept me from staying on Linux too long.

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 10-23-2022

(10-23-2022, 12:10 AM)whoiswick Wrote: On the desktop I use Windows 11, in my opinion it is stable and fast.
Agreed.

The bootup and shutdown times are significantly quicker. The same with performing general tasks.

RE: What OS are you using? - whoiswick - 10-24-2022

(10-23-2022, 01:36 AM)mothered Wrote: The bootup and shutdown times are significantly quicker. The same with performing general tasks.

After a fresh installation, it is a good idea to do debloating and optimization with the optimizer program from github

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 10-25-2022

(10-24-2022, 08:37 PM)whoiswick Wrote:
(10-23-2022, 01:36 AM)mothered Wrote: The bootup and shutdown times are significantly quicker. The same with performing general tasks.

After a fresh installation, it is a good idea to do debloating and optimization with the optimizer program from github
Absolutely.

I've done exactly that with a few tools I have on hand. In terms of removing components and stripping the OS to your needs, I recommend this tool.

RE: What OS are you using? - tuco404 - 11-02-2022

I am using Arch with BSPWM, Tried to learn Qubes OS but the networking VM wasn't playing ball. Guess I'll stick to Whonix in QEMU

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 11-03-2022

(11-02-2022, 07:51 PM)tuco404 Wrote: Tried to learn Qubes OS but the networking VM wasn't playing ball.
What Issues were you experiencing?

RE: What OS are you using? - TheRealInterMafia - 11-06-2022

Windows 10 and Arch with XCFE <3

RE: What OS are you using? - mothered - 11-07-2022

(11-06-2022, 04:51 PM)TheRealInterMafia Wrote: Windows 10 and Arch with XCFE <3
Have you experienced Windows 11?