It didn’t , thank god

that if we break tv’s screen , tv charecters can get out of it and we can enter tv

• Open source community
• The diversity in Linux distributions
• Trying something different from Windows
• Ubuntu interested me when I read about it a long time ago in the computer school textbook, although I didn’t try it in practice back then
• Experiencing Windows 11 on my father’s computer … It was a little disgusting, especially when it’s not activated

-Nearly 2 years when the warranty period ends , then I can go full-time to Linux

I actually read all the comments, and I’m thankful to everybody here for answering

Yes , I tested it on Ubuntu mate and Mint mate , but I didn’t like it and honestly don’t want something Windows-like , one of the reasons why I’m thinking about moving to Linux - when it’s possible - is to try something new and far from windows , I don’t mind some similarities, of course, but Mate is more similar than I want

Hot but I sometimes switch to New

• It’s a Firefox fork with focus on security
• The equivalent of Librewolf on Android
• clearly… people use it for security reasons
• The good thing about it is clearly security , but its focus on privacy comes at the expense of speed … which is its main disadvantage in my experience

Data saving option for mobile netwerk , and website’s RSS feed finder , webpage translation too … As for what I don’t want to see : big installation size , ugly design and tracking

I read it NASA at first

News communities

I know , but won’t that affect my storage if I added +1000 password ?

Using Proton Pass was a game changer to me , I don’t have to ignore the necessity to put a strong and complicated password for security reasons anymore, Proton generate it to me and stores everything ( so I don’t need to remember which password I set for which account ) But the bad aspects of cloud services worry me a little about this: the possibility of a security breach of the service, or the possibility of not being able to access it for any reason is a real disaster if it happens… so I’m thinking of exporting my passwords to another safe place for such cases.