anthropozaen

Some Windows exclusive programs can run in Winboat, a special VM which make it look like a normal program running native in Linux. I saw a video a while ago where someone used it for Adobe software and it worked well. Some games, especially competitive multiplayer, can't run on Linux because the developers restricted it (basically everything with modern kernel level anti cheat). I personally haven't managed to get Rocksmith (a guitar hero type game where you play with your actual electric guitar) to work, though others have so it's possible. For most other software I found alternatives, but even on Windows I used FOSS software where possible so most of them exist for Linux as well. If you have an Nvidia card, like me, and use a Wayland based desktop environment you can experience issues. For me sleep / hypernation does not work at all, my pc does not recover from it and I have to cut power through the psu switch. Overall it went pretty smooth and Cachy's configurations don't need to much tinkering.

After switching to GrapheneOS on my Pixel and Cachy as my main OS for my PC, the Windows installation I keep for some stuff might be the worst offender, even though I already made it as hardened as possible.

I assumed it is because it says “high school”, which is a USoA thing (maybe Canada or Australia as well idk).

Is there no official citizens initiative page from the state or your federal government? Change-org may have lead to some actual changes, but for the most part their campaigns seem to be ignored by the governments.

If you want hardened Firefox with Sync you could use Librewolf.

Apple boot lickers have already shown us that if their overlord say that locking down freedom is for security people will eat it. I think the amount of people installing apks is just a tiny, tiny fraction of Android users. Most people I know just use the play store or don’t even know about apks. My old phone doesn’ get updates anymore so I think I am safe for now, but my next phone will run GrapheneOS on either a Pixel or a Motorola.

It identifies itself as a google (or other) crawler, which sites often allow and give the full content to, for better SEO.