Hackers use linux based os
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lexiconic 路 61-69, M
I use Peppermint OS which is Ubuntu based
It is quite easy to create a live USB stick which you can boot into on a windows computer.
You can practice how to use the Linux system without having to install it on your hard drive
It takes a while to get used to the different methods but for example i am 62 years old and have become a competent user in about 12 months.
The really good thing about Linux is that it is open source,which means it is free to purchase and is constantly being updated by coders who do it for the love of it and not for profit
Long live Linux 馃槉
It is quite easy to create a live USB stick which you can boot into on a windows computer.
You can practice how to use the Linux system without having to install it on your hard drive
It takes a while to get used to the different methods but for example i am 62 years old and have become a competent user in about 12 months.
The really good thing about Linux is that it is open source,which means it is free to purchase and is constantly being updated by coders who do it for the love of it and not for profit
Long live Linux 馃槉
Blissfulphoton 路 26-30, F
@lexiconic Yeah.. I saw some yt videos that they do dual booting on the same system. Got only one question, doesn't it hang up bcoz it will use more ram?
lexiconic 路 61-69, M
@Blissfulphoton
The live system loads onto a designated amount of ram.
Your main system is not in use so doe's not require any at all
Ubuntu live systems allows you create a Casper-rw persistent storage file so that you can save any data that you want to keep before closing the system
The live system loads onto a designated amount of ram.
Your main system is not in use so doe's not require any at all
Ubuntu live systems allows you create a Casper-rw persistent storage file so that you can save any data that you want to keep before closing the system
Northwest 路 M
[quote]Hackers use linux based os
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That's not what defines hackers, or what "hacking" means.
It's also odd to look at it that way. You don't buy a car, because you think you're going to work on the engine, 95% of the time.
Consumer-grade Linux, like Windows and like the Mac, is used to run applications: word processing, spreadsheets, presentation S/W, video editing, etc. In all of these categories, Linux packages lag behind Windows and the Mac.
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That's not what defines hackers, or what "hacking" means.
It's also odd to look at it that way. You don't buy a car, because you think you're going to work on the engine, 95% of the time.
Consumer-grade Linux, like Windows and like the Mac, is used to run applications: word processing, spreadsheets, presentation S/W, video editing, etc. In all of these categories, Linux packages lag behind Windows and the Mac.
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Blissfulphoton 路 26-30, F
@ElwoodBlues That's so cool 馃憤
Blissfulphoton 路 26-30, F
@Northwest yeah, it depends on the purpose of the user. I'm disappointed by using windows 11, it's bulky, many apps run in the background which i have no control and collects way more personal info than previous windows version.
With my less knowledge of os, I know ubuntu isn't for general public but it is light and safe.
With my less knowledge of os, I know ubuntu isn't for general public but it is light and safe.
Blissfulphoton 路 26-30, F
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