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BigOnYa:
@K3Nv3 I registry edited, and installed win11 on a old laptop that not win11 cpu compatible (Intel i3 6006U) last night just to see. Installed and runs fine, even win updates no prob. Think ima go head and update my old tower pc also just to see (Amd FX 8530) -
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BigOnYa:
Figures, I could of saved money by not buying/ building new pc's just to be Win11 compatible. Oh well, these new pc's so much faster anyways.
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handy333:
WIIU files can't handle brackets. Just a FYI.
If that's a PPC thing (or Mac and Linux) it's news to me.
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handy333:
After first playing Spec Ops The Line, it took me way too long to realize that it
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Sicklyboy:
Scrapped my truck over the weekend, and today I sold the tonneau cover for the bed for another $80, hell yeah+2 -
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Sicklyboy:
@Kirbydogs, what distro are you going with, and what's your comfort level with Linux systems as it stands right now
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Sicklyboy:
Nice. I'm not that familiar with Ubuntu derivatives these days, I tend to use plain Debian as well as Arch. Tip I would suggest during install, if it gives you the option, some installers offer to put your /home directory on a separate partition, it's simpler (IMO)+2
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Sicklyboy:
Beyond that (and especially since I'm not familiar with Ubuntu derivatives) just google, google, google if you're unsure about something+1
the Arch Linux wiki, while not directly applicable, is IMO still one of the best resources for learning about how specific utilities work or for some general troubleshooting steps that could be abstracted to other distros -
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Sicklyboy:
I just switched from Windows 10 to Arch Linux on my desktop PC about a month ago, I've been using Linux systems casually for about 15 years but never actually committed to the switch for my daily driver desktop OS. It's had a bit of a learning curve, especially since Arch is kind of "hard mode" lol, but it's worked very well so far and I'm really liking it over Windows. Never going back to Windows lol+1
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Sicklyboy:
If you really want to get into the sticks with my setup, my desktop pc is actually technically running Proxmox, a Debian-based VM hypervisor suite, and my Arch desktop OS is actually running as a VM on it with hardware passthrough for my GPU and a bunch of other shit. So an extra layer of complexity there hahaha+1
