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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classic_Shell
ReactOS
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReactOS
It's still very much incomplete and way behind even Linux, doesn't even support x64 yet.
It's FOSS, so anyone can work on it, and testing applications, it's not for general users like yourself because it's not a usable OS.
https://www.deskmodder.de/blog/2024/09/08/firefox-130-0-128-2-0-esr-und-115-15-0-esr-als-letzte-115er-version/
hehe till march 2025 xd
https://whattrainisitnow.com/release/?version=esr
I dont want dual boot much. Maybe at the beginning of my migration.
When I settle in Mint I will use that. I can see over time Linux get better and better. Was a big concern that games not ran on Linux well, but this not an issue anymore, thanks to Valve Proton and such.
Distros like Mint are good but I would classify them as stepping stones for people who are looking for something more. For people who just want something that works (unlike Windows 8+) and aren't concerned about making the most of their hardware, there's nothing wrong with Mint, but it's definitely something to consider if you value the performance of your machine in regards to gaming, because it's essentially leaving performance off the table with newer machines.
Start with Mint or Pop!_OS, decide if it's enough, and if it isn't then slowly work your way into more performance focused distros, and if you get current generation hardware, you basically need a rolling release distro like Arch as LTS distros like Mint can lack drivers depending on when the hardware released and the last time that the OS was updated. For older machines, especially 10+ year old hardware, Mint xfce4 is best, Cinnamon will work fine too.