Great place to look is Back Market. They sell refurbed electronics and are very reasonably priced. Also, their customer service is second to none. I had a great experience with them about a week ago. What I purchased from them was rated "good" condition but it looks and operates like a brand new phone.

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I got an old Pixel 3a from Swappa for $100 and switched it to Calyx this week.

IMHO Linux is the future. As soon as my Pixel 3a arrives will put Ubuntu Touch on it.

I have a pretty dumb question: when I want to put a distro on my computer, I download it onto a thumb drive and then install it. No problem there. My question is if I want to install programs like neofetch or word ops where do they come from? Do I go to a website to find them?

Linux is used on about 75 percent of servers I believe. Ubuntu and others are eventually going to take over the market. People are becoming disenfranchised with the other Operating Systems out there.

Extremely helpful. Downloaded installers and now Linux is installing. My computer is running hot (I should probably invest in fan attachments) so fingers crossed that this works. I will definitely be using Linux as a standalone bc I have hated the other since they shifted away from XP. No more invasive and bloated Windows OS in this house.

Just installed Kubuntu with Latte Dock on my laptop.

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Linux Mint 20.2 running on a Windows Surface. Touchscreen and pen work after some tweaking.

Linux Mint - my favorite distro. Been using it for a decade. I do automotive photography and don't use Photoshop or Lightroom. You can always find a good open source alternative - Darktable and GIMP baby!

H/T American Patriot

I did it! I had been meaning to post this picture but every time I came back to my computer I just couldn’t stop playing around with it and kept forgetting to take a picture! Anyway, I am no longer a windows user, I’m fully set up on Linux Mint thanks to this group! I’m surprised at how quickly and easily I was able to do this. JP is right, just give it a little time and you’ll get there! Next project is my phone. I’ve ordered a nexus 5 and loading Ubuntu the minute it arrives. Also switching to Patriot Mobile. These are life changing steps to move away from big tech in 2 major areas of my life. THANK YOU to JP, Vasileios and this group for making this possible!!!

I’m a voracious reader and like to log my books, search for gems, etc. I used to enjoy the Goodreads app, but ditched it for privacy reasons. Anyone have suggestions for this book nerd beyond using pen and paper?📚📚📚

What is the best, simplest way to watch videos on Rumble, Odysee, and GabTV on my TV using a remote from my couch? Is there a way to do this? I have been using the YouTube app on my "smart" TV but I want to get away from doing that.

If you're looking to drop the big tech tyrants Amazon, Amazon Books, and their Kindle service..

http://OpenLibrary.org is a good place to check out and/or borrow books.

http://www.smashwords.com is a good place to publish your book.

Ok. Here I go. Fixin to download Linux mint. Do you recommend cinnamon or mate edition?

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