i just need $30 aud in my paypal to buy it dont know it its worth it i guess i have to wait to get more paypal im a aussie i have to convert to aud or i can sell my rare card to get zorin os pro from splitter land is it worth i think i know how to buy it now i have hive key chain i could sell this card to buy it
i can buy it and sell the card for crypto and put it onto hive engin and put it into my p2p enchagne and swap it for paypal than i can buy zorin pro than buy it might go higher the card price if i wait i might be able to buy something with it
It is amazing.
I know nothing about crypt myself.
But if you do a lot of online transactions, Linux is the way to go for security and privacy. You selected a perfect OS for your needs
I agree with the others, you have a successfully installed installation, of Zorin OS CORE. There is no need to mess with that right now. Aravisian gave you great feedback on how you can support the devs.
My opinion is that you should save your money. Also, save up, hopefully without selling anything. When Zorin releases Zorin OS 16 LITE, that would be the perfect time to buy PRO, and then install LITE.
Thats just an idea, not saying you should do that, just an idea, thats all.
If I may just chime in and say, for how great Zorin is and how much work the devs for Zorin have been doing, I feel it is worth giving them the help in funding all their hard work. But that is just me. Not trying to guilt you and right now, money is tight for many around the world. Very understandable to ask and if it is between Zorin and say money for fuel in the vehicle, vehicle wins out for sure.
I liked Zorin very much. I bet if someone show me many tips and how many things i can using on him i bet will using all time Zorin. Mostly i tried find some videos or tutorial how do that something then checked how it works.
I say it's worth it as a donation to show an appreciation to the team who's done a grand job. The additional desktop layouts are great to suit a person's needs when it comes to the way one navigate and uses the desktop environment. But like it's been mentioned, there are some gnome extensions that can simulate those layouts. They will not be spot-on but with a bit of tinkering, you can customize it to something that's comfortable to use.