(07-25-2019, 01:24 PM)The Repairman link Wrote: [ -> ]If you are really wanting Windows 10 it's worth trying imo regardless of the outcome.
I don't like Windows OS - one of the main reasons is its security flaws (particularly in Win10) that
Quidsup has described in detail on his YouTube channel. I have dual-booted LL with Win8.1, only because it allows me to do things that are very tricky or impossible to do in Linux, e.g. my daughter loves playing Roblox - there isn't any Linux version of this game.
(07-22-2019, 09:09 PM)minesheep link Wrote: [ -> ]... Now the only problem is that I have no use for too many computers.
Gee I wish I could wiggle my nose and have this issue (too many older laptop computers) available to me IN South Africa while I'm there!
I agree, if people unfamiliar with Linux realized what their old computers could do running Linux they might have a much longer life with them. It's a shame to see what people get rid of although on the other hand it allows them to pass them along to me to "live another life" in South Africa ;) Now physically getting them there is another issue since there is only so much luggage space, at least my husband has stopped complaining about both the weight and how many I am packing ;D
(07-25-2019, 09:13 PM)JanetBiggar link Wrote: [ -> ]It's a shame to see what people get rid of although on the other hand it allows them to pass them along to me to "live another life" in South Africa ;) Now physically getting them there is another issue since there is only so much luggage space, at least my husband has stopped complaining about both the weight and how many I am packing ;D
At the help center I work with, I often see a bunch of famillies get together and arrange for a container to be shipped to South Africa.
Don't know if it's feasible for you guys but it looks like a good idea. But, maybe it's complicated legal-wise... I dunno I've never done it myself. :-S
Imagine how many computers you could put in there ;)).