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Thanks. I will try all the suggested options and see which one is more convenient. :)

Thanks. I will try all the suggested options and see which one is more convenient. :)

Thanks. I will try all the suggested options and see which one is more convenient. :)

Yes, x86 legacy is really confusing. Especially if you are going to write your own kernel or bootloader.

Maybe simple and easy to use GUI Firewall.

Linux. The Power of the Community.

I didn’t come up with it and the picture is not mine. I just found it on the internet earlier.

You can fix it, really. :)

I use lxqt mostly beacause it’s simple and moderately lightweight.

It’s unusual, but it was a little-known Russian movie from which I didn’t expect much, but in the end I liked it. It was Lord of the Wind (2023). Although I usually don’t like modern movies lately. It is about Fyodor Konyukhov is a Russian survivalist, voyager, aerial and marine explorer and his round-the-world balloon flight. Unfortunately, I don’t know if it is available in English.

Snap. :)

It’s called Paging. But an application programmer doesn’t really need to know how it works in precise.

It has sufficient list of programs: browsers (I use firefox), ebook readers, fractal (matrix), telegram, maps, that works good enough on mobile at least for my daily use.

I use postmarketos with phosh. It’s kind of viable, but it has some infrequent bugs. For example sometimes, quite rarely, the call menu may freeze after the call and not respond to touches until the reboot. The camera doesn’t work at all. But there are positive aspects, an ordinary Linux terminal and the usual convenient console programs. :)

There is no need to ask GPT for a ready-to-use code, it does not work well for it. But it explains someone else’s complex code much better. Students need to ask it for short hints in places where it is not clear specifically or very small parts of the code, then it brings good benefits.