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Old 01-18-2020, 05:42 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by JSWolf View Post
When dealing with eBooks, Windows 10 should be your main OS. It's much better then OS X and blows away Linux.
This is a very biased personal view and has no basis in fact. It's true that OS X is worse than it was. Win7 and XP were probably better. Win8 and Win10 are certainly poorer unless you are tied to a Windows program that doesn't work on WINE. Even MS recommends a VM on Win10 to run older Windows programs.

The ONLY point now of Win10 is to run Windows Business programs or rented Adobe high end creation tools. If all you need is on OSX or Linux, then those are better. Certainly Linux needs some introduction to those that have never used it. Loads of Windows refugees that don't need Windows business programs find Linux less bother than Win7, never mind Win10.
Linux Mint, Mate desktop, Traditional OK or Redmond Theme.
Waterfox or Firefox Browser.
Calibre
LibreOffice
Thunderbird
The Gimp instead of PaintShop Pro
Inkscape for vector art.

Use a PS4 for gaming.
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