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LibreWolf and IronFox are forks that completely remove the AI stuff (among other privacy tweaks) as far as I’m aware.

People have also been recommending Waterfox quite often recently.

Warrior Within and The Two Thrones contiued the Sands of Time story and were both pretty good too.

Sorry I missed that part. I don’t know if it has that functionality.

How about Sumatra PDF?

ETA: I think it’s open source.

Check out [email protected]. They can probably answer any and all questions you have.

Not with that attitude.

It’s the official lemmy.zip bot, I think. It just keeps this comm, and probably some others, active.

It’s a bot that posts things from certain sites. Probably follows and reposts the RSS feeds.

So this was automatically posted, gaming or not.

Of course. I’m not saying it’s a huge risk or anything, I’m mostly saying the history and track record of the developer and this distro aren’t exactly getting me excited to bother trying it.

I know and I’ve got nothing against passion projects at all. It’s just that this one seems way too volatile after the bumpy road and multiple changes it’s had over the years with multiple stops and starts as well.

This is a case where I feel like I agree with the other comments here. Just make it a theme or some dotfiles for others to install instead.

This doesn’t seem like the most reliable developer or distro.

Genuine question, why would I trust my machines to something as inconsistent as this?

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These are the first few communities I found. Pretty sure they’re in order of more to less users.

Start with Mint. You can always try something else when you’re more comfortable with Linux.

Here’s an archived link, since the page wouldn’t load for me.

Tasks.org seems like it might work from a quick look.

Private Space.

I think it’s a pretty new feature, but it seems to do what you want.

Pi-hole with cloudflared or dnscrypt-proxy are what the docs recommend.

Sugar on a Stick maybe?

I SSH in and run an update manually, once a week.

I’m not knowledgable and comfortable enough to let updates happen automatically and feel like I could trust it to keep running. Not yet, anyway.

Edit: But at some point I might do what another commenter said and make sure security updates run automatically and check other updates weekly.

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