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|    Joseph Rosevear to No-More-Windows-For-Me    |
|    Re: What's The Most Private & Secure Lin    |
|    01 Oct 25 12:01:58    |
      From: Mail@JoesLife.org              On Mon, 29 Sep 2025 19:21:36 +0000, No-More-Windows-For-Me wrote:              > Service for windows 10 ends on October 14 so I've decided not to start       > using windows 11. Any tips for the most secure Linux distro and is there       > a difficult learning curve?              For me, the journey away from Windows began about thirty years ago. I had       some experience with Linux-like systems at work, but when it came time to       buy a desktop for home, my choices were limited to Mac or Windows.              The difference between Windows and Linux is truly significant. However,       you should expect a learning curve as you get accustomed to the new       environment. It might take some time to feel comfortable, but many find       that learning Linux becomes a rewarding, lifelong pursuit.              When it comes to choosing a Linux distribution, consider what kind of       user experience you want. Some users prefer a more user-friendly       environment, similar to Windows (e.g., Ubuntu), while others enjoy diving       deep into the system and customizing it to their liking (e.g., Slackware).              In terms of security, Linux is far superior to Windows. The constant need       for anti-malware software on Windows to fend off a barrage of threats       highlights just how vulnerable that system is. As a Slackware user, I can       confidently say that Linux offers a much more secure environment, with       far fewer malware threats. Slackware, in particular, is known for its       stability and security, making it an excellent choice for users who       prioritize these aspects.              Remember, the Linux community is incredibly helpful, and there are plenty       of resources available to assist you on your journey. Embrace the       learning process, and you'll find it to be a fulfilling experience!              -Joe (and duck.ai)              > --- Digital Signature ---       > oBNU7grt0+faz2CXzMqRkGm5+CzdKvlRcB8tMCVKGExhuR/       ZWcBQyUJ6yv8PzAPV0l5LvtEMobhLXSpAA5eUAA==              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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