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i can only tell this is fake because i’m on an ipad and the font is giant

genuinely why is there so much variation, here’s my pixel 4

isn’t that the setup process

it was really smooth on my pc too until i ran out of ram and then it would just freeze

this was a few years back around gnome 41 maybe, who knows if things have changed since then or if something was just really wrong with my install. can’t really test anymore because i kind of already upgraded the pc

i had to upgrade my pc from 6gb to 16gb a few years ago because gnome kept stealing all of my ram and then my system would lock up once it was full

windows™️

i’m also commenting from voyager, ipad air 2 ios 15.4 (yes i’m jailbroken)

i plan to move to linux very very soon but winaero tweaker can take care of most of this stuff in windows

…still insane that it exists at all though. especially with the only options being continue and remind me in 3 days

they forgot how to make an operating system 12 years ago, it’s all windows 7 leftovers

i would 100% use separate if i had downvotes

isn’t the windows 11 taskbar a web app?

i don’t necessarily use it, but i mess around with an xp vm a lot. for web browsing there’s mypal (which is old but still mostly functional firefox) and supermium which is somehow chrome 122 on xp. there’s also one core api for running more modern apps, but i haven’t ever tried it.

overall, xp is surprising usable for most people considering “usable” means “there is a modern web browser” but i still wouldn’t recommend it since xp is 23 years old.

well i can’t exactly argue with that one

by that logic nobody loved windows 9 either

there’s a website that has an installer for the windows 7 games, but ever since windows 8 all of the games have to be downloaded from the microsoft store and they’re all full of ads and even lag. genuinely their new minesweeper runs at a few seconds per frame most of the time on my pc

AAH

i wonder how many people were lucky enough to get their name as their username

resource pack now or else