Yeah god knows I was never like that as a kid, wishing I could be home playing my N64 instead of sitting on a car ride for hours and hours and hours on end. Who would ever prefer video games to the freshly recycled air pumped over you for the 100000th time that day while staring out at corn?

You have granular control over universal windows apps (ie windows 8+ apps) and one global lock over all desktop apps (non uwp), and one global lock over everything. It's pretty solid considering how little control Microsoft has and it's wonderful fetish for compatibility.

Tldr basically same as Linux, except app distribution in Linux was bad enough for so long that more stuff is in the new restricted format while windows still has tons of things which will never go away and aren't in the sandbox. I think not finding a way to sandbox all desktop apps was a mistake.

If it has to go to disk for immediate loading of assets while playing a video game you're losing more than 1-5 fps

https://plexus.techlore.tech/applications/uber

Gotta check before you flash and fuck up a livelihood...

If the process to make hydrogen is clean, burning h is way way way cleaner. That's the math, not the source. The source can become an economics problem rather than necessarily an environmental one (imagine like 45 footnotes for where we do stuff that makes this not true, I'm just trying to capture the goal)

No

You can still switch, if I'm thinking of what you are, in the legacy "sounds" menu. Just turn off all their universal app shit and 11 is ok :)

Capitalism won, now we all get to lose.

yes, I do

You...blame the people who can't afford to own for renting and also blame that same situation for making it harder for you to buy? You seem to be missing the point here.

I found endeavour (arch) to be a much simpler experience vs fedora or opensuse or void. Tpm chip worked right away, clear instructions for setting up secureboot with a hook that signs everything as it's updated, etc. I could barely get void to boot, opensuse worked well but after a power outage the tpm stopped working and I was never able to get it back, fedora I had no success with tpm. I'm sure that's all pretty variable depending on hardware.

If you aren't looking for full functionality of your hardware most any distro should be fine, but...why sacrifice security?

Woof you must absolutely loathe linux