ItsMyVault101

• The year of Linux will never happen!
• Using flatpaks is the wrong way, only Appimages should exist

I’ve read it on a site called windowsforum.com some time ago. I understand your scepsis, thats my fault, sorry it’s not 3 months but 3 years decline and in the article it was something about Windows has with 60% now the fewest users it ever had after the end of Windows 10 and constant AI implementations in every MS app possible.

Also I remember that 88% of all useres used Windows 10 about 2 or 3 years ago but I don’t know where I’ve seen this survey, maybe it was steam.

About 60% of people using Windows now, 3 month ago it were around 80%

yes they do but only after about 20% of Windows users decided to leave everything MS related behind.

Old people after this sentence: 🫪

MS MFA allows to use a different Authenticator App. On the step called “Start by getting the app” you just need to press the blue text above the “next” button which spells “I want to use a different authenticator app”, there you can use whatever you prefer, even WinAuth works with this method.

I don’t know if any OS will be needed in 900 years.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=h6fc-3CCXbA&pp=ygUNd2luZG93cyBidHJmcw%3D%3D

I just followed the steps of this kind gentleman and it worked. After 1:40 he shows the steps you need to do on the windows side with winbtrfs.

I dual-boot with btrfs, Windows just needed a reminder that it’s ok to use something other then NTFS.

Openshot looks pleasing to the eye and seems easy to use but I didn’t use it myself

Shotcut is in my opinion easy to use but is more similar to davinci resolve than to WMM

1. C:/Users > all user data from all users on the PC
   or just from a single user
   %userprofile%/AppData
   %userprofile%/documents
   %userprofile%/(everything else like pictures, videos, etc.)
2. C:/ProgramData > some programs saving files here, so all users can use the data
3. C:/Program Files > majority of programs are installed here
4. C:/Program Files (86x) > some programs are installed here