do you find that it doesn’t work for all colors or fonts (step 7). I’m seeing that when I pick green it shows up as lime or blue and navy (look more like a purple-ish).

Other than #6 (Legality) all the issues you mention apply to Genuine Windows as well.

#1 & #2 – Genuine Windows spies on the users. That sounds like malware. We do not know whether it contains keyloggers or other malware since Genuine Windows is closed source. After market software is much better than Defender and the rest of Genuine Windows security software. Relying on Defender the protection is like relying on a cloth mask for COVID prevention.

#3 – since Genuine Windows is closed source, we don’t know if it contains any cryptominers. Even if it didn’t, it seems to be relatively easy for hackers to take over a Genuine Windows system and do anything they wish with it.

#4 – I’d rather have no updates than have each update cause problems with my system. After every Genuine Windows update, there are articles online about how to fix the problems caused by the latest update.

#5 – Genuine Windows updates (#4) sometimes cause bricking of a system, too.

Another issue with Genuine Windows is that the user does not own the software. They only rent it.

All in all, I’d rather use Custom ISOs than Genuine Windiws.

Lightweight Browser, Word Processor, File Manager, etal… Some distros try and provide a complete solution (Puppy, for example). Most stop short of this.

I’m not familiar with Bodhi. I like Anti-X for both Old Computers and for RAM-only (over Puppy).

About Pop!_OS!, I only know that it doesn’t even have a menu button that lists all its apps by category. The OS is not suppose to be getting in the way of user operations and this one does. It’s clunky and dumb.

It’s what we call “highly and aggressively opinionated” in the worst way.

I couldn’t help but think about the parallels between AI advancements in gaming and their application in chatbot technology. Just as AI is reshaping the gaming landscape, it’s also transforming how we engage in conversations. If you’re interested in exploring the cutting-edge AI chatbot applications, check out this insightful bloghttps://www.agicent.com/blog/best-ai-chatbot-apps/. It delves into how AI-driven chatbots are revolutionizing communication across various industries.

Looking forward to more discussions on the transformative power of AI in different domains!

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Hello Chief, thank you for bringing up but this guide mainly talks about USB-C charging cables. Although in the case of at least one example, OnePlus SuperVOOC, you will also need to separately purchase a charger to get full benefits of different charging speeds: Warp, Dash, PD etc. I currently own this device and I know how blazing fast it is. 26 minutes is all it takes me. That’s the only place where a “charger” needed to be mentioned.

Can you please share more details of your USB-4, 40 Gbps cable and its price? An e-commerce link or company web page would be helpful.

It was beyond the scope of this guide to elaborate the inclusion/exclusion criteria in full, not because we didn’t want to buy because most readers don’t care. They need the absolutely best recommendations for each category. But if you’re really interested, do wait for a future update.

None of these recommendations are set in stone. We’ll always hold this space untill a better name comes along.

Now coming back to your USB-4 cable. Which brand is it? How long have you been using it? That’s our genuine curiosity.

Regards