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Sean Dennis | Arelor | Windows 11 |
July 12, 2022 3:48 PM * |
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Hello, Arelor! Replying to a message of Arelor to Sean Dennis: A> That reminds me of the Windows Debloater, which is designed to remove A> extra software placed by vendors on the computer, and also tries to A> reduce privacy leaks within the capabilities of the user. The A> interface sucks but it works ok. Those programs, especially the first two, have excellent UIs and are easy to use. A> That said, I'd rather use something Unixoid... As time goes on, I have found more of what I want to use, especially for amateur radio, is Windows-only. Nothing against *NIX but I just don't have the desire to tinker with things like I used to, especially after the heart attacks. Truth be told, I absolutely LOVE FreeBSD. Love it. These days, ease of use (damaged hands take away a lot of the fun of computing) is more important to me. With my skill set, I can make Windows somewhat palatable. In the case of my Elitebook, it has the Windows keys in BIOS so W11 set itself up as a registered copy of W11 Pro so I have a lot more options available to me. It's using the best tool for what I need and for now, I hate to say, Windows is doing it. If they just had a modern browser for ArcaOS, I'd use it instead! Later, Sean --- FleetStreet 1.27.1 * Origin: Outpost BBS Local Console * bbs.outpostbbs.net:10123 (618:618/1) |
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