Forwarded from Voulie
A friend sent me here and I am excited to learn. I am not at all tech savvy but I am sure I should be able to grasp it, fingers crossed.
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Forwarded from Krystal
I have been thinking about doing this for a while now kinda techy but not in code waiting to need new computer then going to do it this is the first helpful source I found yet
Forwarded from HISTIMING
Alway in for keeping up. Have a friend that encouraged us to switch to Linux. Starting at ground floor lvl. Heck possibly basement. Any suggestions definitely needing 101.
Forwarded from Carolyn Marie
Yesterday's call mentioned a Librem 5 as a high end 32 GB option...has anyone here gone that route and if so how's it going?
Forwarded from SBHX
Linux Mint is the most like Windows
DuckDuckGo is most like Google search, I've heard that storj.io is a Cloud alternative, but haven't been able to figure it out.
BitWarden seems to be a great option for saving passwords for websites and apps.
LibreOffice is the #1 replacement option for Microsoft Office.
DuckDuckGo is most like Google search, I've heard that storj.io is a Cloud alternative, but haven't been able to figure it out.
BitWarden seems to be a great option for saving passwords for websites and apps.
LibreOffice is the #1 replacement option for Microsoft Office.
Forwarded from Lone Ranger
The Linux phones are doing it. ARM is what Android phones use, and ARM is what the Raspberry Pi uses, and there has been a bunch of Linux development for ARM devices over the years. Plenty of drivers for Android devices using ARM and Linux, because that's what Android uses.
Forwarded from SBHX
Freedom Phone is a good effort. Though a lot of their components are made in China, I believe they mean well.
Forwarded from JP's technology chat
startpage uses Google's search index. However both DDG and startpage shield the user's identity from Microsoft and Google, as you probably know so ... a lot of people feel those sites do serve some useful purpose as far as privacy is concerned. (shrug) ideally there would be more organizations indexing the web, something i've talked about a bit and will talk about more as we get our projects underway.
Forwarded from Deleted Account
Thank you for your leadership and for all that you do. You are a patriot and I thank God for you. My file transfer from word doc to Libre should be completed by today, thanks to you. May Jesus continue to richly and abundantly bless you in all that you do. 🙏
Forwarded from S N
Order Linux for Dummies!
Just got mine in the mail yesterday.
Just got mine in the mail yesterday.
Forwarded from Chris
My husband is a linux fan and he has me on bitwarden, vivaldi, and Linux manjaro. The switch was not hard and I'm super pleased. I don't think I will ever like gimp though and that would be the main program I'd use. 😢
Forwarded from Lone Ranger
StartPage feeds money back to Big Tech because StartPage uses BigTech's ad system.
Just hover your mouse over one of the "Ad" links and you will see the URL in the bottom of your browser status bar, pointing to Google or such. Brave search, (search. brave. com) is the only one that I've found that doesn't feed revenue back to Big Tech.
(See attached screenshot)
Just hover your mouse over one of the "Ad" links and you will see the URL in the bottom of your browser status bar, pointing to Google or such. Brave search, (search. brave. com) is the only one that I've found that doesn't feed revenue back to Big Tech.
(See attached screenshot)
Forwarded from Aja Selene
For sure. I’m starting below beginner level with zero skills. Need to be shown like I’m a 3 year old. But DETERMINED….
Forwarded from Vasileios Kontodimas
One thing that Linux does offer is the excitement of discovery. Every day you learn something new and you end up - honestly - improving your IQ on everything. It’s amazing how technical knowledge helps set strategies in life.
Forwarded from TokyoMama60
I know they spy on us!! How does someone (like me) who is clueless start this process?
Forwarded from Deleted Account
Windows and MacOS are bad, Replace with Linux.
Software that you can't see the code for yourself (to check for backdoors and bugs) is bad, replace it with software that gives you the code.
Your phone is spying on you, replace it with a phone that doesn't.
The rest is just details of *how* to do the above. Don't sweat them so much.
Software that you can't see the code for yourself (to check for backdoors and bugs) is bad, replace it with software that gives you the code.
Your phone is spying on you, replace it with a phone that doesn't.
The rest is just details of *how* to do the above. Don't sweat them so much.
Forwarded from Deleted Account
Brave Browser is available as an App for iOS and Android, and it's also available for Windows, MacOS, and Linux.
https://www.brave.com
https://www.brave.com
Brave
The browser that puts you first | Brave
The Brave browser is a fast, private and secure web browser for PC, Mac and mobile. Download now to enjoy a faster ad-free browsing experience that saves data and battery life by blocking tracking software.
Forwarded from Deleted Account
I switched everything when I was having a casual conversation with my dad one morning about his day at the golf course the day before... This was about 5 years ago and I had disabled FB from my phone and deleted the messenger app after a close friend had died. My dad is a phenomenal golfer but I have never, not once, picked up a golf club, lol. I had my phone within reach of me during this conversation but never picked it up. The next day when I got on my computer to check email, messages, etc, every ad on every website, FB, everywhere I looked, everything was for GOLF STUFF 😂🤣 I knew I hated Firefox, Opera, etc, but Brave has been great.
Forwarded from Deleted Account
I installed linux on a 16yo laptop the other day. Ran 5x faster than Windows 7 did on the same device. You're going to have a good time.