I actually don’t want the Windows aesthetic, but for my older family members, I recommend Linux Mint. For those more technical who still prefer a Windows-like UX, stock Ubuntu with ArcMenu w/ Eleven layout and Dash to Panel with Windows 11 Theme & Icon pack.
Okay, I was intrigued about an ArduinOS and so I clicked through to the article, then I thought it was interesting how close this guy's name was to "Arduino" until I realized it has nothing to do with Arduino but it named after him instead.
Now we just need Joe Pentium submitting patches to Linux Torvalds
I actually don’t want the Windows aesthetic, but for my older family members, I recommend Linux Mint. For those more technical who still prefer a Windows-like UX, stock Ubuntu with ArcMenu w/ Eleven layout and Dash to Panel with Windows 11 Theme & Icon pack.
So ? I see no issue with this.
I guess that explains why it defaults to a Windows type look though :)
Okay, I was intrigued about an ArduinOS and so I clicked through to the article, then I thought it was interesting how close this guy's name was to "Arduino" until I realized it has nothing to do with Arduino but it named after him instead.
Now we just need Joe Pentium submitting patches to Linux Torvalds
I’d love a webcomic about the adventures of Bill Windows and Tim Apple.
It’s Anduin, not Arduin.
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