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I’ll have to look into that. I’ve been daily driving Linux for maybe about 2 years now, and I’ve learned a bit and have messed around with it on and off for years, but I don’t know it. I’m at a point though where I know that there’s going to be a time where I need to know to feel secure in avoiding bullshit like this post, malicious packages, general good security practices and what not, so y’all may see quite a bit of questions from me. Thanks for the info

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@utopiah@lemmy.ml · Mar 18

No worries, if you want you can “test” that via a virtual machine, even a container e.g. docs.linuxserver.io/images/docker-webtop/ and see what you would genuinely miss. It feels like our computer is very unique, very customized, but often it’s done in very few key places, e.g. browser profile data, ~/.bashrc , etc and once you locate those, transitioning to any other system is way easier.

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