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If you have a spare USB drive, the process is fairly simply. There are applications for putting the installer on the flash drive, then you just plug it in and reboot the device. When it shows the laptop's brand name on the screen, you press a button, usually F10 or similar, choose the USB device, then follow the prompts from the installer.
There are plenty of guides on how to do this. I've listed a few below. It can be a very educational process, especially if you already have some experience at the termianl or with Linux in general. Then once you get fairly experienced, installing a system like Arch is extremely rewarding and teaches you a lot about what it actually takes to make a distribution and what all the running components are under the hood.
There are plenty of guides on how to do this. I've listed a few below. It can be a very educational process, especially if you already have some experience at the terminal or with Linux in general. Then once you get fairly experienced, installing a system like Arch is extremely rewarding and teaches you a lot about what it actually takes to make a distribution and what all the running components are under the hood.
All in all, getting away from big tech is highly recommended. Windows, MaxOS, and ChromeOS are all spyware meant to keep you in a locked down consumerist cycle. iOS and Google Android are no btter. Liberating your devices by installing a FOSS operating system! As of this writing I choose to use Debian on my desktops and servers, and on my smartphones I run LineageOS with microG.
All in all, getting away from big tech is highly recommended. Windows, MacOS, and ChromeOS are all spyware meant to keep you in a locked down consumerist cycle. iOS and Google Android are no better. Liberating your devices by installing a FLOSS operating system! As of this writing I choose to use Debian on my desktops and servers, and on my smartphones I run LineageOS with microG.
Feel free to give me a holler if you make a dive into this sphere and need any pointers! :)