>>27079>If you can attend uni do it, you'll regret later not attending.It's grad-school, so less important, but you're probably right, registration is soon so should probably get things arranged today. In fact accepted the offer while writing this post.
>Also why would you need Linux for uni? Why not Windows for most stuff and Linux on WSL 2.0 for what you need linux for?It seems like most of the courses, at minimum in the systems specialization required Linux, and it'd be a bit silly to use VMs for most day to day functioning unless am doing cross-platform or OS development work. Also have next to zero familiarity with windows. Might do it anyway because am stuck in a direction and it could be useful for business stuff. Haven't decided.
Did discover the LTSC IoT edition which can be illicitly activated more easily and has even fewer preinstalled, and uninstallable programs. Also discovered
https://github.com/nir9/lightwm/tree/master for a DWM style tiling WM.