10-15-2022, 04:37 AM
Thats kind of funny.
Good you upgraded your Kubuntu. I bought 4 laptop hard drives online and installed a different linux on each one. As long as the partitioning is compatible (UEFI v Bios mode) they work on any PC. I prefer this to virtualization because its portable.
The hardest one to use was Debian. They seem to have made a lot of obstacles to being able to use it. Opening a terminal brings up 'by now you have been read the riot act by your system administrator' blah, blah. All the obstacles are mostly about security so once you have undermined the whole security strategy you can begin using it. At that point you have invested so much time that you realize you like it. Its seems quite solid.
Anyway have fun with the newer system
Good you upgraded your Kubuntu. I bought 4 laptop hard drives online and installed a different linux on each one. As long as the partitioning is compatible (UEFI v Bios mode) they work on any PC. I prefer this to virtualization because its portable.
The hardest one to use was Debian. They seem to have made a lot of obstacles to being able to use it. Opening a terminal brings up 'by now you have been read the riot act by your system administrator' blah, blah. All the obstacles are mostly about security so once you have undermined the whole security strategy you can begin using it. At that point you have invested so much time that you realize you like it. Its seems quite solid.
Anyway have fun with the newer system