I asked this a while back and was told I am an idiot for asking and it is astonishing I am able to even use a computer, which I clearly am not responsible enough to use.

Just kidding (not really) but consensus was "not very easily". I tried a few methods which were complicated and didn't manage to work. Yes, Windows and MacOS do this seamlessly, but nobody has yet taken the time to add a similar functionality to Linux.

It’s a lot more windowsy than gnome.

Is it as easily customizable now? The thing I hate about Windows and love about GNOME is that I can configure the UI to look like almost anything with a few clicks and there is a great community creating great extensions. I haven't tried KDE in many years but I found it more limiting than even Windows last time I tried it.

Thank you for the advice I will take it under consideration.You seem educated in this area, do you know of an easy way to identify the real name of a program without the terminal?

I have no idea what you are talking about.

Your attitude.

gedit, gparted, many others. I am not afraid of the terminal it's just not my preferred method.

There's one in every thread.

Endeavor (aka GNOME "to do") seamlessly integrates with Tasks, so it's definitely possible.

This did it thank you

Hmm I have AMD but I'm getting No such file or directory

aaaaand it's gone

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Thanks, Zorin is based on Ubuntu so I have to assume it will be up to date with stuff like TPM which is 15 years old. The data on the page you linked is pretty advanced for me but I'll give it a shot. Appreciate you addressing my question.

That's not technically true as enabling bitlocker on windows and filevault on Mac don't require two different passwords.

Auto-Login makes the most sense I didn't consider that. I'll just have to be careful not to log out without shutting down.