Comments by "IgorTheLight" (@igorthelight) on "Mental Outlaw" channel.

  1. Tweakers. Try them ;-)
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  2. Greed, probably?
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  3. Linux Mint: * Install * Use All additional tweaks and not really necessary ;-)
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  4.  @brandemon6667  You don't have to buy anything. Restrictions are childishly easy to bypass ;-)
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  5. Mint or Pop_OS and definitely not Ubuntu ;-)
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  6. Try it in VM ;-)
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  7. It's "a thing". With pros and cons: + It protects you data from stealing (if your laptop would physically steal) - It slows down and wear out your SSD - If you loose the key - you loose your data.
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  8. Google "<yourphonename> check app permissions"
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  9. Shouldn't software be politic-agnostic? ;-) I don't need a pro-Putin and anti-Putin software! I need just software!
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  10. @JustVictor 17 OwO is more like an emotion and less of an information. A playful one :-)
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  11. @milk grapes That's true! But I also tweak any Linux distro after installing so I kinda ok with that ;-)
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  12. Try Mint next Then Manjaro Distributions doesn't matter at the end ;-) Ubuntu is THE closest to Windows in terms of being restrictive and annoying...
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  13.  @zicraftian  You could use TimeShift and backup your "home" folder so you could restore it on another Linux Distro. ;-) Trying new Linux distros in a Virtual Machine could help too (you would keep your current system with all the settings). Or trying them on a USB (via "Live CD" feature or just installing them on a USB drive) All of that needs a little bit of googling of course ;-)
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  14.  @zicraftian  Take care! :-)
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  15. "Why spend money when you could make money?" - every big company ;-)
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  16.  @shifureisaikyou2055  Cosmic Desktop is in Alpha - not Rust itself...
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  17. Easier solution: use Windows Update Minitool to switch updates to Manual ;-)
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  18. You should back up ANYWAYS! ;-)
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  19. School teaches how to be a good citizen and a good worker. Nothing more ;-)
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  20.  @ocsanik502  That's true!
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  21. But they are just encrypted - not broken ;-)
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  22. Agree! But NOT Mint Debian based - that would just add additional problems for new users ;-) I would suggest Linux Mint 22 Cinnamon x64 (not LMDE which is Debian based!)
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  23.  @bacalhau_seco  Maybe. But Arch-based for a newcomer... I'm not sure about that ;-) Same with Manjaro and EndeavourOS I don't think that Linux Kernel v6.8 would be too old for most people's hardware. But if you are tech savvy - CachyOS or EndeavourOS would be a good choice!
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  24. Oof! Try to do something with that - 32 bit is dying
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  25.  @Lacter12  Nice )
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  26. Yes but you can't use the latest versions of Adobe products that way. I heard that cracked versions works better tho. Not tested myself.
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  27.  @DarkSoul-ds2  "Not easily"
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  28. It could! But you also can disable scripting in your PDF viewer and you will be safe! ;-)
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  29. That was a good joke about Russians that DON"T want to create an Orwellian wasteland out of the internet! Maybe, that's because I'm too close to Russia? ;-)
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  30. A good question :-)
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  31.  @TheJackiMonster  Valid point
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  32. True!
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  33. xD - What is that! - Shit! We lost him!
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  34. Most people are too lazy and stupid to care about that ;-)
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  35. Ummm... * Buy laptop with any Linux distro (so you wouldn't pay for Windows license) * Install any Windows that you want to! ;-)
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  36. Or just disable it manually ;-) Be a normie and pay or be a poweruser and do whatever you want - not them
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  37. There are other browsers already ;-) And they exist for a loooong time
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  38. Why not try to boot from a flash drive and format it that way? ;-)
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  39. ZorinOS is a thing for a long time ;-)
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  40. Google how to find similar pictures ;-)
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  41. Very useful data indeed ;-)
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  42. xD
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  43. Don't do it for free ;-)
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  44.  @madbruv  Start writing one ;-)
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  45. Use alternative Youtube Apps that just don't have adds ;-)
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  46.  @peeboo  I would recommend to INSTALL Linux on Usb Flash instead on using Live. It's easy! * Make one Flash drive "Live USB" (you already have that) * Use it to install Linux on second USB flash drive. Just make sure that bootloader is also on the second USB drive. * DONE! Now you have a normal installation on your second USB drive :-)
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  47. In crypto circles - yes it is.
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  48. Tails all the way! More secure and faster
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  49.  @CockatooDude  +1
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  50. Most likely. It's Arch ;-)
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