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Windows VS Linux

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Windows VS Linux

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Tux@lemmy.world to linuxmemes@lemmy.world ·
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    Install windows, run debloat powershell script. Done.

    Microsoft give no shortage of things to complain about without needing to exaggerate.

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      The first thing that has actually been useful here. Thanks!

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      Or just run Tiny11.

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      What does debloating entail exactly?

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        Disabling unnecessary background services, disabling telemetry, removing preinstalled adware. Easy to do with WinUtil by Chris Titus Tech.

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