BOO!
that’s a good question and I’m not sure. Worth it to find out, but personally I don’t dual boot with Windows. I just have my main linux install and use a virtual machine. I never have needed to use a windows virtual machine but it would be interesting if I could activate it with the copy that came with my laptop.
Unless that copy is registered to my microsoft account? I have no idea that’s how much I try to avoid windows now
This is the way.
On a related note, would you recommend restoring an entire home directory (including the dot files and all the dot directories) once I reinstall all the packages after a fresh install? Would it basically replicate my restored setup or would there be random issues that emerge? I’m thinking particular system settings related to kde/gnome settings, but others I might not be aware of.
have you ever seen a commie drink a glass of water, mandrake?
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Welcome! that’s quite a list of changes and i am impressed how fast you’re freeing yourself from shit platforms.
You hit a lot of good checklist items, well done.
If in the future i’m ever forced to drop smart phones because of further proprietary/removal of open source option then i’m definitely going this route.
have a dumb phone and just rely on a good laptop.
On second thought… maybe this is the way.
Thank you for your reply, this is helpful to know.
That’s what I currently do as well, I just backup particular .config subfolders and other directories. I’ll probably continue to avoid just raw transferring an entire home directory on a new install.