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BTGBullseye

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  1. As an alternative to MS Office, check out LibreOffice. In many ways it's far superior to MS Office, but Microsoft does weird shit with their file formatting, so crossing between LibreOffice and MS Office with MS file formats will inevitably result in (hopefully) minor layout issues.

     

    As for a version of Linux to investigate: Linux Mint, and Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE). About as close to Windows as it gets in Linux.

  2. It really didn't have anything seriously different, (mostly just additional language packs and a bit more "ultimate power user" access) but for some reason that nobody but Microsoft really knows for sure, it had none of the resource hogging of the other versions.

  3. 27 minutes ago, RaTcHeT302 said:

    I'm too scared to switch, so I'll probably be sticking with 1709 for as long as I can.

    Honestly, even a pirated copy of W10 with as much of the bad stuff disabled/deleted as possible, isn't terribly bad on 1809... Of course there is still a bit of spyware in there even so.

  4. https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20190326/15193241877/enough-meps-say-they-mistakenly-voted-articles-11-13-that-vote-should-have-flipped-eu-parliament-says-too-bad.shtml

     

    This shows just how incredibly incompetent the people running the EU are... They don't even look at what they're voting for, so much so that they passed this instead of voting it down. At this point it's so glaringly obvious that the EU is not designed to represent the people that anyone who thinks they do are idiots themselves.

  5. While it is entirely possible for FM to be taken out because of this, it's far more likely to happen to RGD... (Valve doesn't generally do the anti-customer BS that other companies do) Despite the claimed "fair use protections" they really have no protections whatsoever for fair use.

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