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ZewpolOS is better for schools
@zako_mako_9a4826822204c78 Bro its your personal search engine, I think so
No, it’s my OS for my search engine, and I think it is better (you can have a different opinion)
@zako_mako_9a4826822204c78 OS!
In which language did you build it,did you build it from scratch?
I built it from html, css, and JS
okay @zako_mako_9a4826822204c78
Change to a libre system before you are targeted by even more telemetry (Recall). My last daily driver Windows was Vista and I don't miss it.
Okay @solvecomputerscience ,
Now what's your daily driver and which thing you missed from the vista?
Went through lots of distros (Arch-based especially) and now it's been standard stable Debian for a few years. I don't miss Windows in any way: it has been relegated to virtual machines just for sw testing purposes.
yeah @solvecomputerscience, I also don’t miss Windows! I’ve been using Debian as well. Just curious — which Debian-based distro are you currently using?
Pure Debian because I need stability :)
okay @solvecomputerscience you liked stock debian like stock andriod!
Manjaro Linux offers a user-friendly experience by balancing cutting-edge technology with stability, thanks to its rolling release model and curated software selection. It provides a smooth transition from other operating systems, like Windows, while leveraging the power of Arch Linux. Key benefits include its user-friendliness, extensive software availability, and strong community support
ZewpolOS is still better
Linux Manjaro for devs
I have been already used ZorinOS for one year. Works nice and build maven projects faster than windows PC. I even installed crossover for using MS Office package (and some simple games like Look outside).
Nice to know you’re on Zorin already @rwilco ! Just wondering — which tool did you use with Crossover for MS Office? Was it Wine, Bottles, or some other Windows emulator?
Lol It literally named Crossover, from CodeWeavers. If you google it, you'll find it immediately.
Will definitely check it out more deeply.