I have recently tried to remove a lot of accounts from websites I no longer use. A lot of them don’t even have that option, especially forums.

• Anki
• Beyond Compare
• Discord
• GIMP (Not sure if it’s installed by default on Linux Mint) with PhotoGIMP patch.
• GnuCash
• GParted
• KeePassXC
• KWrite + Kate
• Pinta
• qbittorrent
• Steam
• Telegram
• Thunderbird
• virt-manager
• VLC
• Wine

Yeah, it was the first version with Unity, but I think Amazon integration was introduced in some later version.

Some random shitty distribution for netbooks.

Then Ubuntu 11.04 and I have very fond memories of it. But now Ubuntu sucks.

Using Debian 13 with KDE currently.

Yes, I’ve also read about problems with dual-boot systems after Windows updates, which is why I’ve refused to use Windows too often to make the updates worthwhile.

Sometimes Windows just overwrites GRUB (or whatever you use on your system) bootloader. But it’s relatively easy to fix using your distro’s installation media. Just in case this happens you need to refer to your distro’s documentation or community forums to fix it.

I do recommend however in the future to not put Windows and Linux on the same disk, but have 2, each for respective OS. That way, there’s no way Windows will ever touch your Linux bootloader, and you can still allow GRUB (or other bootloader) to chain-load Windows boot manager from the other disk.

Why not use something like Notepad++ or KWrite?

I don’t think it’s OS dependent.

If you’re on Debian Stable you might have a version of Thunderbird that doesn’t have this feature, since software there is a bit “outdated”. Next stable (trixie) releases in few months though.

They better don’t attack too much, because all of the internet is built on FOSS infrastructure, and they might stop working, lol.

I am a communist by heart, but I know that social market economy is the way to go, at least for now.

The problem with Google services is that they will be probably one of the last ones (from big tech companies) I will stop using. I wanted to switch to Proton this year, but there has been some controversy of its CEO supporting Trump…

Edit: Removed unrelated paragraph.

I’ll be riding my bike till I feel and die.

I jump at least few times per month, when I walk with my dog in random places. Most often over small river in my area I think.

macOS is a certified UNIX, sure, but according to some 2002 specification, and if you modify your system in such matter that it will be in nearly broken state.

I might not touch Harry Potter movie or book ever again at that point.

Normies will still use it, despite that it will be filled mostly with AI content in near future.

I am glad that I left this piece of shit place 2 years ago.

All web browsers are shit, Firefox and Brave included.

Telegram.

How do you even learn something in 1 minute? I call bullshit.