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>are you the guy who posted his desktop on /t/? and I asked for the flip phone?
Yes, I am.
>also I already asked my father to biy a computer and told me why, and told him the truth and he said no.
Well, I guess it couldn't be that easy...
>also I don't know how to install linux nor use it
There's this meme that Linux is very hard to use and whatnot... It's not actually true. I installed a distribution called "MX Linux" on my 12 year old brother's laptop (which is from ~2012 and previously belonged to me), which was painfully slow and laggy on Windows, but now is very snappy and usable, and my brother is able to use it just fine without knowing much about Linux or the command line, and he's had nearly no problems with it over the months he's been using it. Linux is basically only a bit complicated when you want to do crazy customization that wouldn't be possible on Windows, etc (the purpose of distributions like Arch
which I use BTW , Gentoo, etc), or when you want to run some specific Windows software/games (but I set up Wine on my brother's laptop, and he's now able to play most Windows games just fine... well, except for performance, but that's a problem with hardware, not with the OS ; and I was able to set up a Windows 7 VM on my desktop (since it's a bit more powerful) to play VNs to learn Japanese and whatnot).