marry her again

I understand. I must make a Linux pajama to make the year of the Linux desktop true.

I’m sure “she used windows” will hold up in court

It’s still nowhere near as secure and convenient as using an appropriate tool. You will either have one that is easy to decipher and remember or one that is hard to decipher and remember. And you have to do it every time but at that point you might aswell just remember one password/passphrase and use it for your password manager, defeating the whole point.

Also bare in mind convenience is important in security, if a measure is very inconvenient you will eventually just bypass it on your own cause you can’t be arsed.

No. Anyone near you or with access to your place can see it. And most people know of the tricks.

Also you can’t encrypt it and most of all you can’t really generate as strong passwords as those generated by password managers, meaning I don’t even need the paper to try and crack your password

You bring on some interesting points and I will definitely read your comments. Thank you.

Why’d you have to bring up anal all lf a sudden

True, I just don’t think the concept of Spiral Linux is revolutionary.

I mean there’s quite a few Debian-based distros that solve that issue…

Last I checked they’re not very keen on repairability (Being able to remove glass and being able to fix everything are two different things) and sustaniability (and no making a phone more efficient/produce less ghg/etc does not mean caring about sustainability when your whole model is mass producing and selling new phones every year while encouraging customers to ditch their current functioning phones for the new one, sometimes by purposefully removing support for them or bricking them with updates)

Do it. Gaming was the only reason preventing me from switching to the Linux side, until Itried and found out that literally every one of my games work on Linux, sometimes even better than on windows.