Thanks for the reply and.... man I am so sorry you have to put up with UEFI =S
Hope you recover fast and can ever speak again =S

Ok, jokes aside, thanks for the link ;)
I don't think I will venture myself into installing all of that on my own =S I would get mad before I ended and would probably give up on Trisquel and security and freedom altogether xD lol.

I agree, ANY OPERATING SYSTEM NEEDS FIREWALL!

Yeah, my choosing Trisquel also had to do with that. I was not with Ubuntu for some time (gave up on them once they picked Unity) and after trying many distros, I settled for Mint. And I have to say, as a end user, if you don't care much about privacy and security, you know if you just want a "free of charge replacement for windows", Linux Mint actually was the best option. I think IT IS the best operating system for USERS who want a FREE WINDOWS. But as a power user who has privacy and security as a primary goal, the thought of having Java and Flash always opening security holes in the system, proprietary drivers spying on me, and not being able to trust the computer because I didn't know how much of "Ubuntu evil code" was still present in Mint... I decided it was time for a change. Free software only OS, was the choice. Trisquel was the only option that did not required me to learn a LOT of new things all of a sudden. So, here I am.

However, if one wants a true secure system and dreams of becoming "the ultimate nerd" I would suggest OpenBSD. xD ahahaha between being difficult to even boot the damn thing and keeping up with Theo de Raat.... I don't think you can go any further than that xD

Jokes aside, OpenBSD project actually made the computers world more free and secure. We owe them. But if they kill a project like GnoBSD, I just don't want to be a part of that...

And I am happy with Trisquel. Let's see what the future holds but for the time being, here I am =)

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