u/absolutecinemalol

I've hopped a lot of operating systems, like really a LOT, used Windows for a couple of months, installed Linux Mint, then distro hopped (Mint to Fedora to EndeavourOS to Zorin), and now wanting to try out Windows LTSC. My use case is a browser and a single video game that I'm sure nobody here ever played (The Powder Toy), Linux just had so many pesky issues that I just quit. My questions are:

1. What is the diiference between non-IoT and IoT?

2. Is LTSC stable in day to day use? (stability is something I need.)

3. Is it flashed onto a USB like Linux?

4. Are there any quirks a newbie should know about?

Thanks for answering if you did.

So as y'all probably know, I am pretty new to LDing. And I just wanna have a lucid dream. The thing is, I have a pretty tight schedule so I can't exactly wake up at 5am in order to go straight to the REM stage or smth, I need some technique that doesn't require messing up my sleep schedule and is moderately easy to do. Any help is appreciated.

This is gonna be a bit of an odd question. What would happen if a Linux distro hasn't been updated for 2 months, and then it got update. My dad tried Linux and as you all know, Linux doesn't force you to update like W11 does, so my dad, being the tech rookie he is, just didn't. He skipped the reminders (for some reason???) and just never updated. Would updating with 2 months worth of packages do anything bad???

Okay, so I am looking for a dumbphone for my grandmother. The phone needs to be able to take a beating, and have pretty good battery life. Calling and texting are basically the only features needed. 4G would be a good bonus.

Hi. So for a bit of background, I am a teenager going through school, and I wanna replace my phone with something simpler. I've noticed that my phone isn't doing much other than calling and texting, plus the scrolling, which is why I'm here, and it's getting laggy asf and I'm thinking of replacing it with a dumbphone. All my stuff is done on my laptop. I'm looking for something that can take a beating, does the basics well, and has a 3.5mm jack + SD card support for my 100% legally sourced MP3s. I prefer flip phones, but candy bars are also fine. Good community support would be a nice bonus.

Hello. I have decided to take the plunge and finally buy a dumb phone for myself. I have a laptop, so my phone doesn't do much other than texting and calling, plus some other messaging apps (telegram, viber), maps, and DS emulation when I have some spare time. My budget is $45, and the worst part. I live in a pretty remote country, so I can't just use Amazon or smth. Any help is appreciated, thanks. (Custom ROM support would be a good bonus, and a headphone jack)