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I've already taken other steps to improve my privacy progressively, and I feel now's the time to make changes related to the OS.ĭidn't think about the USB live stick option before. You mean what's my threat model? Mostly trying to avoid as much telemetry and analytics, reduce the number of companies that can collect data as I can and make it more difficult to random people to figure out my personal data (identity, address, location, apps I use, etc.although I'm not sure if this last thing is actually more a matter of anonymity rather than privacy). Drive is 512 GB (More like 400 after over-provisioning, system-reserved partitions, etc) I'm aware of open-source, Linux compatible alternatives to almost all of them, but college requires me to use those specific pieces of software, at least for now. Programs I need are mostly creative software like Photoshop, Lightroom, After Effects, Illustrator, Maya, ZBrush, etc. Tails is somewhat related to Mint that we talked about earlier (distantly) but Puppy is its own thing. Lastly, if you simply want a distro meant to run on a USB, you've got Puppy Linux for normal people or Tails for paranoid people, dissidents, and so on.

The new Steam Deck's SteamOS is going to be based on Arch, so many people think the Arch family will become "the gaming distros" in the future. People make Arch sound really hard and it may have been back in the day, but I get along fine (on Manjaro which is Arch-based) and I understand WAY less about the internal workings of Linux than I understood about Windows. If you ever want to play games on Linux, you'll probably prefer a distro called Arch or one of the ones based on it. I switched to Manjaro and am mostly happy with it for now. Mint Cinnamon is really nice though.Īfter some time I left Mint. If they have XFCE or MATE, try those versions of Mint. I would recommend not going with Cinnamon (or KDE if they have it) or GNOME for the Mint desktop environment if you run from USB. It is by no means "The distro for old hardware" or "the USB distro" (which would be Puppy Linux) but it is a good starter. Mint is not really bloated and will run decently on old hardware. Makes it very easy to find software that replaces what you used to use on windows. Mint has a graphical tool called synaptic which is basically like an app store.

#W10privacy break windows store install

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