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Use Nobara, and install official games.

Yes, AHK.

It was amazing, and the alternatives aren’t the same :/

Don’t trust them. Trust open-source.

Use forks, and donate to known projects that exist for (at least) a few years.

At least now he decided to SORTA own his mistakes…

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I came here to ask the million dollar question, they answered it on their GitHub.

How we are differnt from Librewolf? Umbra uses the built in firefox password manager instead of recommending extensions. Netflix works, and we do not enable RFP ( resist fingerprinting ) by default as it breaks many web pages. We also have an Umbra Control Center ( about:umbra or bottom left in setting menu) that allows you to set many privacy settings and set profiles for individual web sites. ( may be more differences just the top of my head)

I don’t like green Chrome so I’ll switch to rainbow Chrome and add an extension.

Like, maybe a manufacturer’s default ROM is worse than iPhone, but is it actually better than a GrapheneOS phone?

If I had to use Windows as my main machine’s OS I’d:

• Consider moving to W11 LTSC
• Wait if there are way to ‘break’ the correct service/stopping the update
• Move back to W10 LTSC, if possible, temporarily

Make sure they /actually work/ on your computer; not for nothing Debian started to include proprietary drivers by default.

If you switch to <fully-free-os> and nothing works, then what?

We would all prefer no proprietary code whatsoever, but prefer even more that stuff would work.

If you really want to go for fully libre route, I’d consider buying –in the future or now, depends on how much do you want it right now– the correct hardware for it.

So, like, Ventoy with persistence?

There’s no Linux, MacOS, and Windows. There’s only ‘computer’. The computer works or does not.

Sometimes they’ll know Apple has computers too, and they’re different. That’s usually basically it.

I don’t believe most people would know about the change, and if they will, I doubt they’ll care.

As long stuff don’t break, people don’t care about OSs. It’s just as nerds.

IronFox or Fennec.

As another commenter said, you also have Tor, but it’s not day-to-day browser, IMO.

Sure, so let me export my data from another PC or phone. If they wanted you to have message history, they would. So I’ll respectfully disagree.

Why can she do WhatsApp but no Signal?

It’s already needing to convince people to use Signal, why also making it hard for, let’s say, your grandma.

Because his grandma can’t type a password 30 characters long just to restore her messages.

They are so smart and still make some choices that are so, so, *so dumb*. ‘No history on a new PC for you, it’s a ״feature״’. Seriously? c’mon.

Material Files is the best, IMO.

No explanation, just a weird take.

Arch, so pretty much nothing.

Except maybe ZSH (but it’s ‘added’, I guess; not ‘replaced’).