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I honestly am starting to love 10. Windows 7 used to take at least a minute and a half to get up and running... and almost two minutes to shut down. Win 10 loads in 30 seconds, and shuts down in about 17 seconds. I love that. And, as I have already said, Cortana is a blast!
And it looks and operates just like Windows 7. Same desktop, same everything, with the exception of a couple of features now going by other names.
And it looks and operates just like Windows 7. Same desktop, same everything, with the exception of a couple of features now going by other names.
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It's based on the Linux kernal, but is not a Linux distro or clone.
It's not spyware. I think that would violate... something. I don't know, I'm burnt out, but what I believe you're referring to are actually legitimate back doors that you agree to in the End User License Agreement, which comes with every version of Windows (only what you agree to has become more invasive in 10 than in previous versions).
And you should at least reboot your computer from time to time. Putting it to sleep in lieu of powering it down the majority of the time is fine.
It's not spyware. I think that would violate... something. I don't know, I'm burnt out, but what I believe you're referring to are actually legitimate back doors that you agree to in the End User License Agreement, which comes with every version of Windows (only what you agree to has become more invasive in 10 than in previous versions).
And you should at least reboot your computer from time to time. Putting it to sleep in lieu of powering it down the majority of the time is fine.
No problem! A child of four could do it. It's even easier to get, install and use than Windows.
You can try it before installing - it runs the full system from the DVD. You can make sure all the hardware works (it almost certainly will) get online and browse, anything you would normally do with a computer, all without even installing Linux on your computer. Most importantly you can decide whether you like it before you install it.
All you need is a download and a blank DVD.
How to Install Linux Mint (with Pictures) - wikiHow
You can try it before installing - it runs the full system from the DVD. You can make sure all the hardware works (it almost certainly will) get online and browse, anything you would normally do with a computer, all without even installing Linux on your computer. Most importantly you can decide whether you like it before you install it.
All you need is a download and a blank DVD.
How to Install Linux Mint (with Pictures) - wikiHow
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Blue:
Check this out!
Near the bottom of that article is a link to another article.
Read both pages.
All:
A good place to get linux: osdisc.com
( especially if you would rather not burn your own )
Check this out!
Near the bottom of that article is a link to another article.
Read both pages.
All:
A good place to get linux: osdisc.com
( especially if you would rather not burn your own )
I sometimes wish I could. But I have looked at doing it several times, and the people suggesting it stop WAY short of giving good instructions on how to implement it. And I don't feel like going back to school to try and learn all the hundreds of little things they assume I already know.
It's like teaching someone to drive by telling them to "Put it in gear, and just go".... forgetting that they first have to be told they need the key, then where the key goes, that it needs to be turned and held till the engine starts.... then released, how to adjust your seat and mirrors, what "Put it in gear" actually means, and what in the world you do to "just go." LOL
It's like teaching someone to drive by telling them to "Put it in gear, and just go".... forgetting that they first have to be told they need the key, then where the key goes, that it needs to be turned and held till the engine starts.... then released, how to adjust your seat and mirrors, what "Put it in gear" actually means, and what in the world you do to "just go." LOL
