>>105957367
Are you old enough to remember when the internet was actually carefree and fun? We think it's bad now but it's going to be infinitely worse when the ID requirements become mandatory everywhere. Knowing this, it's a good idea to learn about things like Tor and I2P as a fallback. You don't have to learn all of the ins and outs of security, only enough to secure your future as a free user of a free internet.
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>>22865576
I switched to Linux Mint last year and have been playing more games on Linux than I did on Windows just due to the ease of installation and for other stuff like FSR, framerate capping and forcing v-sync in games that don't give you the option. Linux is complicated in other areas but vidya is unironically a much more streamlined experience than on Windows now, and with more options overall.
I honestly had trouble making the switch at first but I stuck it out and I'm glad I did. You basically just need to commit to only use Linux for a solid month to force yourself to become familiar with it. Past that point it's like a breath of fresh air compared to Windows where you have no control over anything.
I switched to Linux Mint last year and have been playing more games on Linux than I did on Windows just due to the ease of installation and for other stuff like FSR, framerate capping and forcing v-sync in games that don't give you the option. Linux is complicated in other areas but vidya is unironically a much more streamlined experience than on Windows now, and with more options overall.
I honestly had trouble making the switch at first but I stuck it out and I'm glad I did. You basically just need to commit to only use Linux for a solid month to force yourself to become familiar with it. Past that point it's like a breath of fresh air compared to Windows where you have no control over anything.