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    Malicious startups can’t survive in the catalogue of the EU comission. In it there are certainly also commercial solutions, but mostly FOSS, OSS and FLOSS. The reason is to recover the sovereign from the US hegemony of the big companies in the web. Respect EU OS, there are in the focus several distros:

    Arcolinux of Belgium

    Slax of the Czech Republic

    Exherbo of Denmark

    Daphile of Finland

    Manjaro, Lubuntu, Mageia France

    Manjaro, OpenSUSE, Haiku, Knopix of Germany

    AntiX and MXlinux of Greece

    Linux mint, Zorin, Solus Ireland

    Endeavour and NixOS of the Netherlands

    Alpine Linux Norway

    SparkyLinux of Poland

    Void of Spain

    CRUX of Sweden

    Kali Linux Switzerland

    FerenOS, UK

    https://european-alternatives.eu/alternatives-to

    https://european-alternatives.eu/categories

    But if you trust more the US soft and services, use these and the malicious soft from there, without the rights and privacy of the EU but those from Trump and Musk.













  • I am very far from being a child ( I’m over 70 and I probably have grandchildren of your age) and I know very well what is expected of the operating systems. What is childish is consider a system better than others, forgetting that this is always dependent on the opinions and needs of the individual.

    I have used both, Windows as well as different distros of Linux, and I know very well the advantages and limitations of both. You forget that many corporate applications and professional ones (games apart) do only exist for Windows, with alternatives poor in Linux or just work poorly with Wine or in virtual environment.

    Linux certainly has many advantages over Windows, but it has a big problem of a huge amount of different distros, not always compatible with each other, being apart (still) in general a minority system, with little presence in the market, and also a presence of less the availability of software, far from the amplitude of catalogues for Windows, even in respect of FOSS and FLOSS. Linux has advantages in field-specific uses, Windows, apart from its defects, is in the global scope. It’s very easy to say “use Linux” (Qu’ils mangent de la brioche) to someone who needs to use Windows for some reasons, instead of the way to get rid of the problems which he has with it.

    But keep saying that the registry is of no importance, and with the following phrase that Windows stops working when something wrong is deactivated or deleted in one of the entries, just what I said before, this is childish and shows your “great knowledge” about how Windows works.

    Cheers