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Thank you for the suggestions. She (my friend) uses: - a browser (Edge or Chrome), - Google Sheets, - MS NotePad, and - MS Paintbrush. The only other idio
by giardini 1y ago
Thank you for the suggestions.
She (my friend) uses:
- a browser (Edge or Chrome),
- Google Sheets,
- MS NotePad, and
- MS Paintbrush.
The only other idiosyncrasy is that she backs up to a variety of flash drives: old stuff on old drive, newer stuff on newer drives, etc.
- roscas 1y agoPerfect. Google Sheets works on Chrome browsers so you can install Chrome. MS Notepad and PaintBrush do not exist on Linux. Alternatives are GIMP, Krita or Paintbrush. Since Notepad is very simple, you have Mousepad, Gedit and many more. I would install also LibreOffice and use Writer. Also take a look at Calc that is like Sheets. Linux has everything you need.
- roscas 1y agoOh, you should access the Windows hard disk with the file explorer you have on LinuxMint or Manjaro. They both include ntfs-3g that is the program that can read ntfs filesystems.