I use both Fedora (daily driver) and Windows 11 Pro (gaming), and Windows doesn't use much more RAM honestly. Fedora uses currently 10.5 GB of RAM with Firefox, Spotify, Plex, and Telegram running (looks like a couple of YouTube tabs in Firefox are having a party here with 1 GB of used RAM for three tabs...), and Windows is typically only 1-2 GB above this with the same type of usage. I have never maxed out my 32 GB of RAM on either OSs.
Judging by your avatar, you dry humped your waifu just half an hour ago, and now you're insulting an entire country. Your parents must be so proud of you. Did you not get a Nintendo Switch for Christmas, or what? Is that why you're being such an ass?
Indeed, this is the one I'm also using on Windows. I only need it to download torrents and add labels to them. That's all I need, so a client like qBitTorrent is 99% bloatware to me.
On Linux, I just use "Fragments". It's extremely basic, but it's minimalist and dead easy to use, and it's a flatpak.
The Lord booted into God's Operating System, Windows 11 PRO (notice Pro, please) and the movement of stolen goods were completed within seconds. Linux might be better to keep the opposite sex away, but Windows brings it all night. Oh yes.
What are you talking about? I have like 32 accounts. I'm everywhere. I use Fedora, and I still prefer Fedora.I think it's fantastic, and much better than Windows (from a technical side). I only use Windows for Game Pass gaming. Windows fixed my issue today, and people here are GOING APE, and I think it's fucking hilarious. I'm actually enjoying this.
Speaking of retarded, here you are. This is why I'm pro-abortion. I could've spent energy on someone else than you, whatever you are ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽
Got a $35 Pi 3B+ like 6 years ago or something, and sold it for $60 a couple of months back. Also had a Pi 4 (4 GB) that I also sold a couple of months back, and got $170 for it. The guy didn't even haggle. People who want a Pi really want a Pi, lol.
I've noticed that there are A LOT of people here who are pretty tech illiterate, despite using Linux. Stuff regular, advanced users, are fully capable of figuring out, or avoid, will make Linux users piss their pants because "I haven't used anything other than Linux in the past 20 years". What do you think happens then? You end up as an idiot who don't know how other OSs work - much like OP.
How stupid would you have to be to not being able to boot into your Linux partition after a big Windows update? You really think Windows just wiped an entire OS from a partition it doesn't use? 😂😂😂
That'll only delete it from the user partition, not the system partition. You'll need root access to completely wipe them from the system partition. This is why all the apps and services magically reappear if you do a factory reset. Sure, deleting it via ADB without root will in fact remove the apps from the user partition, stopping them from running and gaining access to user data, it won't free up any space, if that's what you want. Then you'll need to get root access.
Bro, do you even PowerShell? This is what happens when you refuse to use anything other than Linux. You become OS-illiterate and have no idea how to do basic shit in other systems, just like the morons who have to use Chromebooks in school and have no idea how a file system works.
But you CAN uninstall Edge, lol. Open the terminal:
winget uninstall insert package name
To find the package name, just type:
winget list
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
LoL, tell that to every fucking child and teenager who have been using an iPhone, iPad and MacOS for all their lives. It's unbelievable how stupid you can get when you're locked into a walled garden and the OS you're using is designed for three year olds. I have a buddy who's mainly a Mac and iPhone guy, and I fuck you not, he doesn't know how to use anything else. He'll just stare at the screen and simply don't understand what to do.
I installed Fedora on a seperate SSD, and I now dual-boot alongside Windows 11. It took a bit of time and tweaking until I felt comfortable with using Fedora as my daily driver, but it's been great.
Everything is smooth and fast, and I have all the apps I need. Well, almost. I subscribe to Game Pass, and have a couple of Steam games that don't run on Linux, so I have to boot into Windows when I want to play those games. Other than that, it's all great.