O think this problem is rooted to the browser-based software design.
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None of the recommended movies/shows listed here inspired me as much as the movie "secret sex life of single mom" (2014) This movie is for man and for woman alike. Respect to Alex Carter for such performance.
Source of the info?
My fav obscure distros are: 1. Sparky Linux, Debian based simple stable system. It has many flavours with a lot of desktops to choose from. Also has stable and semi-roling iso. Now I never installed Debian itself, so can't compare sparky with Debian. But it is very much better than any other distro I used. I don't know why it is not popular. 2. Reborn OS. I used to love it when running. Arch based lovely project. This is the very much successor of Antergos.
Manjaro is great. I keep on coming back to it time to time.
Or 8. 8.1, actually.
....you would have to install plugins and make it your own.
Reminds me of gnome.
Thanks, I will search. But I still want to know about my question.
I want to run win 10 (or 11 if supports) on a VM with a GNU/Linux host. I have heard about ltsc and ltsb, and now this post has mentioned oo shutup 10. So which one is better to make my win machine lightweight and privacy friendly? I am planning to run only certain specific program like SPSS. No heavy gaming. Thanks.
And why are we supposed to know the armpit of some country?
Spiral, yes I had a glance on it. It seemed the Gecko of Debian, as expected. I did not find it too different than sparky, so I did not embrace it well. Not planning to see again for now either. If I get a chance to try a new distro, I'd install Void or NixOS. For now I am happy with Arch or ubuntu family.