They look the same

banana cursor ftw. banana cursor github page

– sun tzu

I know this doesn’t answer the question but, I don’t think dual booting is the best way for seperation, bcz rebooting is a mess everytime u want to switch. I recommend dual profile or app cloning…

hmm true that’d make sense

ik HP has a Linux laptop and all but this company is definitely the last company I thought would do smt like this

chimpanzees have a bit more of a bulge in them fingers, and if u look close enough the print on both the fingers in this image is same…

its ai slop

this ⬆️

also it is a gud thing we are finding exploits so that we can fix them ; theres currently no OS with zero exploits, the fact that none being found is concerning bcz nobody is checking and there might be some bad exploits in them…

arguing that you don’t care about the right to privacy because you have nothing to hide is no different than saying you don’t care about free speech because you have nothing to say. –edward snowden

also in this case the thing ur hiding is ur freaking passwords

as if it ever worked with windows anyway…lol…got it working on linux on the first try

does this company intentionally want users to stop using it? cuz day by day either theres a new windows bug or just shittier softwares

Tuta already had it i believe, and now proton too, lets goo!!

why would they bring 32bit support now, do people still heavily use it?

a dream for the FOSS, which i hope becomes real

oh nah , i wasnt converting anyone to other inits …i was just sharing wut i thought of it, systemd is great for people who like it…after all its part of the FOSS ecosystem

lol , i hope linux develops more and becomes mainstream

debian is gud its just setting up anything other than systemd is a hassle there…debian and fedora would be great distros for regular users if it supported more init systems out-of-the-box

true, most users prolly dont even have that module enabled…and i think its only an issue if u share ur system with another user and im sure that atleast more than 50% users have single user personal systems