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Cake day: June 17th, 2023

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  • Elon is bonkers, a bully and disconnected from reality. He lives in his own made up world where he thinks he’s perfect and a genius.
    Reality keeps breaking into his delusional self-made world.
    Eventually he will crack like a carton of eggs dropped from the Burj Khalifa.
    Lawsuits will just be one of many realities to shatter his world.
    And, he will bring it all on himself, just like trump did.
    Elon’s worst enemy on planet Earth is… ELON.



  • This is exactly what I did. Download a bunch of iso images and use a USB thumb drive or burn them to disc.
    If using thumb drives, make sure you delete all hidden files when burning a different Distro to it so it’s clean.

    I would suggest going to https://distrowatch.com/ to read about the types of OS on offer.

    Think of it as,
    Linux is a car,
    Distros (Distributions) are the manufacturer (Toyota, Ford, Kia, Audi) and
    the DE (Desktop Environment) is the model line (Prius, F150, Sorento, A6).

    You need to choose a Distro and a DE.

    Distros to check out, Mint, Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Pop!_OS, Fedora, OpenSUSE. This will give you a variety to test a “live disc”, no need to install right now.

    DE’s to test, KDE, Gnome, Mate, Unity, Cinnamon.

    Most Distros are completely re-installed 2x a year with April and September being the release months.
    You can find LTS (Long Term Support) versions of many Distros. These are installed once and updated regularly for 3-5 years.
    And lastly there are Rolling Distros that are installed and updated in perpetuity.

    I personally settled on Kubuntu LTS. It’s a KDE (Plasma desktop). It’s very easy to customize when you get a little experience, but not necessary to customize at all. I’ve been using this for over 12+ years.

    Play around with some Distros, take some notes on what you like. You can dual install with Windows if you want/need to.
    And remember, Live discs (USB) are just a testing ground, changing settings will not save if you test the same Distro again.
    Always choose the “Try” or “Live” option in the boot menu and it won’t mess up your computer.

    And backup your current data before doing any of this. Better safe than sorry.