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I disagree.

But still, you need to get the installer somehow.

yay firefox does yay -Ss firefox.

Literally easier than Windows.

People are falling for this and downloading software from unofficial websites.

Linux is super easy.

• Debian-based: # apt install firefox
• Red-Hat-based: # dnf in firefox
• Arch: # pacman -S firefox

Like any DIY project; some love it, some hate it, some would prefer something that was already set up for them.

Not really. You can use archinstall. And the guide is quite clear; I’d say it’s more time consuming the first time than actually hard.

Arch BTW BTW.

Netflix is using FreeBSD, not Linux.

Jesse, what are you talking about?

lemmy.world blocks VPNs. If you have anti-censorship features you can use them to post.

Using VPN right now and posting.

Normal people probably don’t know what a Gaijin even is.

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Yes, no DE :)

Use Nobara, and install official games.

Yes, AHK.

It was amazing, and the alternatives aren’t the same :/

Don’t trust them. Trust open-source.

Use forks, and donate to known projects that exist for (at least) a few years.

I came here to ask the million dollar question, they answered it on their GitHub.

How we are differnt from Librewolf? Umbra uses the built in firefox password manager instead of recommending extensions. Netflix works, and we do not enable RFP ( resist fingerprinting ) by default as it breaks many web pages. We also have an Umbra Control Center ( about:umbra or bottom left in setting menu) that allows you to set many privacy settings and set profiles for individual web sites. ( may be more differences just the top of my head)

I’d start with old groups that made to one these lists: ‘A Certain Fansubber’s Index’, ‘Seadex’s Index’ (Drive) | (Website).

Unfortunately, special effects and those kind of things are less common these days.

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yay :)

If I had to use Windows as my main machine’s OS I’d:

• Consider moving to W11 LTSC
• Wait if there are way to ‘break’ the correct service/stopping the update
• Move back to W10 LTSC, if possible, temporarily