

Download Rufus, Download ISO, klick klick. Not that hard either. But I get your point.
In reality people unfortunately don’t want to try Linux.
Download Rufus, Download ISO, klick klick. Not that hard either. But I get your point.
In reality people unfortunately don’t want to try Linux.
looking at the video it seems to work nearly as i expected. (changing the iso shouldn’t be much of an issue) although i think it’s a nice project, i don’t think it’s worth taking too much effort on this. “Give a Man a Fish, and You Feed Him for a Day. Teach a Man To Fish, and You Feed Him for a Lifetime” - you can teach a 10yo to install linux on any machine… it’s not that hard.
Korrekt hieße es übrg. Mbit/s (kleines b, bit ausgeschrieben)
always have in mind that an intruder only needs one unlocked door to enter your home. google ads are known to have been infested with malware several times…
guess it will -create a partition -deploy an kubuntu image on it -copy user files over
the hard part here is having a spare disk/spare disk space where you can deploy. and maybe getting it to boot into grub directly, because your bios will be pointing to windows
ne viel zu kompliziert, mod 5.
I’m also able to gain access to encrypted data - if I have the passphrase.