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1 month ago@dabster291
You could lookup some chromium based and de-googled browser. It’s while ago so i cannot come up with names, but I can remember there were some.
@Fecundpossum
Nerd: Linux since 1997 (mainly Arch since 2013), amateur radio, weather, crisis prep., population warning - doing “something with computer” since 1986, compiled with --pedantic, #ADHD
@dabster291
You could lookup some chromium based and de-googled browser. It’s while ago so i cannot come up with names, but I can remember there were some.
@Fecundpossum
@Kraven_the_Hunter
If you like to tinker: Out of my head, you can disable RST, but windows must be started after disabling it in safe mode for the next boot, this will disable the RST driver and let windows correct this. Restart windows normally afterwards. Then linux should find your disk.
Disclaimer: This is out of my head and might not work. Have a restoreable backup of your data. Please consult the search engine of your choice for some further information.
@Fisch @linux_gaming