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  • ah crazy, i made it work with Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS!

    For some reason i had to unplug the PC before restarting. Then it got found as UEFI and could boot.

    The full installation on the USB was a bit dirty, as i put the Live Ubuntu in a Virtual Machine and installed it from there. So i typed the full disk encryption and login passwords in Windows … but I wont be too paranoid about that one now 😅




  • like i said, i tried mint, does not work from that stick, only tails works. what i want to achieve is not much:

    • create files that i cannot decrypt in my windows, even if i have the keys or the password, which i both dont have. (already done in tails)
    • run this one single app on a secure usb, so when my windows or phone have a virus/stolen/lost, this app is not there and not in danger.










  • birdcat@lemmy.mltoLinux@lemmy.mlStop being elitist, spread Linux!
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    9 months ago

    mostly just abbreviations like

    :*:ty-::Thank you very much

    I know its possible in linux. but on windows in ahk it takes me seconds to add/remove/deactivate/activate them. and on a good working day do that maybe 20 to 50 times. and they are all in one single file.

    i also use it for simple shortcuts or things like

    :R*?:ddd:: FormatTime, CurrentDateTime,, dd.MM.yy SendInput %CurrentDateTime% return

    or stuff like search selected text in search engine X or Y; but if selected in program A, then use search engine Z or open program B and enter it there. but those are the most complicated ones i use and dont need quick changing.