I’m a graphic designer, and it could be interesting for working on CMYK files and actually see them as they would look on paper.

I’m using whichever is the freshest version BakaBT allows (v4.5.4 right now).

https://archive.is/o/fMCjo/https://twitter.com/kxlider

Not only copycats, but there’s an Indian musician who has apparently been using almost 100% the same logo for the past two years.

https://twitter.com/kxlider

My main game for the last 1-2 years has been Genshin Impact, and a cursory googling says that it does use kernel level anti cheat.

I never tried Linux, but I consider it every few years. However if I weigh that

• O&O Shutup10 and group policies can remove all the telemetry and intrusiveness from Windows +
• most of my work involves Adobe products +
• my main hobby is gaming, with the vast majority of my games not having a Linux port

there are simply too many factors that would make Linux to be more hassle, have less performance or downright impossible to serve as a substitute for Windows, while for me personally not really offering any practical benefits over Windows.

Not that advanced, but two things I found useful:

• If you’re in a country that blocks torrent websites but not trackers (eg. UK), visit the sites via Tor browser.
• Rutracker.org and Rutracker.ru are surprisingly not blocked in the UK and have lots of good software. They’re BBCode-style forums, so fairly obvious how to navigate/search them even if you don’t speak Russian. If you want to read the description or comments of a specific torrent, pop the page into google translate.

For actual conversations, yeah. I still check one subreddit daily for game leak updates, but that’s pretty much it.