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The built-in (opt-out maybe) keylogger on Windows 10 and 11 is enough for me to never consider to return to that OS ever again

I never been harassed in here despite my major noob questions and replies, you should include links to harassing posts so we can judge for ourselves

You think that you choose language but Debian chose language for you. You might even think that you chose Debian but in fact Debian chose you and put this struggle on your way to test your character and your determination, to make you better

Is this pre-installed software?

I wish I had tried Linux and Debian in particular when I learned about it in 2009 instead of 2019 when I actually started using it

From what I have seen from other distributions, if I ever stop using Debian I will turn back to Windows. I'm here for the principles of the community, the social contract that is very much in line with my values. If it's not Debian then it is Windows. But for this to happen my computer has to be unu...

The FireFox ESR that it is pre installed behaves the same way? If not why don't you use that

Not common at all, I use Debian 11 since it came out, never broke on me, never did a hard reset. I think it is just a bad occasion and it will pass

At least it notifies you... I haven't customize the search engines in my FF, I navigate to searx instances through this page: https://searx.space/ I have FF default years now so I didn't notice any change. They really do take bad decisions but there is really nothing else for alternative. I tested M...

Debian comes with FF ESR so I don't see any reason to look for any other browser, stay with the provided by the OS software as much as you can since you are concerned about privacy and security

Yes man, it works Thank you

For example if it is 11.7 how can I see that?

The forum is good, functional, and it looks better than many modern layouts. And most importantly, uBlock Origin and Privacy Badger have nothing to block here

Script started on 2023-12-03 23:39:49+02:00 [TERM="xterm-256color" TTY="/dev/pts/0" COLUMNS="80" LINES="24"] [?2004h]0;tard@tard-82c7: ~[01;32mtard@tard-82c7[00m:[01;34m~[00m$ [7msudo lsusb -v -d 04f2:b624[27m [C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[C[Csudo lsusb -v...

Hello, The output of ''sudo modprobe uvcvideo'' is nothing, it just go to the next line ready for other commands By the way thank you for trying to troubleshoot this Does the output of the lsusb command change before and after loading the uvcvideo kernel module ? lsusb -v -d 04f2:b624 sudo modprobe...

Hello, I managed to run the command, the output is: Δεκ 02 11:55:46 tard-82c7 kernel: usb 1-5: New USB device found, idVendor=04f2, idProduct=b624, bcdDevice=14.28 It seems that the kernel finds your web camera, but the "USB Video Class" (uvc) kernel module [ 1 ] does not recognize it. Se...

I managed to run the command, the output is:

Hello, Perhaps the webcam is not recognized by the Linux USB Video Class (UVC) driver. What is the output of the following command ? su -l -c 'journalctl -b | grep -ie "uvc\|b624" ' It could be useful to add the webcam USB ID to the subject of the first post; for example: The web camera (...

Hello, You could the the following command (the mplayer package must be installed): mplayer tv:// if it does not work, please report the output of the program. Hello The output of this command is the following: Creating config file: /home/tard/.mplayer/config MPlayer 1.4 (Debian), built with gcc-10...

Hello, You need to identify the hardware used by your webcam: you can try with the lsusb command or the inxi program. I’ve found this reference, but I don’t know if it’s your computer model: https://linux-hardware.org/?probe=f604f6e212 According to the above report, your camera should be: ID USB 17...