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Old 04-11-2025, 11:11 AM   #918
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Originally Posted by jonathan2022 View Post
Have you ever tried Linux. Xubuntu works on older computers. Version 24.04 (year and month) is supported for 3 years and supports the latest calibre. I haven't tried kindle 2.40 yet on it . You use a program called wine to install windows programs.
Yes, a number of times.

The last version, which I still have on a USB stick in my desk draw, is a Live version of Mint. That was quite usable. But I cannot use Linux full time, as I use a programming language all the time, AutoIt, that is not supported on that OS, and except for simple programs won't run through Wine etc ... not properly anyway.

I use a lot of my programs daily etc, that I have crafted and wouldn't be without them, they are too important to my PC usage.

If I was a young man, I might have given Linux a better go, except I don't have the right mindset ... not nerdy enough ... my brain doesn't work that way ... it's also why I essentially only use AutoIt, a programming language that almost anyone can use. I've been using it for more than 10 years now, and never intend to use anything else.
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