It doesn’t. They said “if you close the windows”, although leaving the doors open and opening one window slightly will get CO2 down significantly.

CO2 always builds up in the room with no airflow, and when jt gets above 1000 PPM it starts causing fatigue.

It would be great if Mint or Zorin had an atomic version so a failed update can be switched back in seconds and it is essentially impossible for the user to break anything outside of the home folder.

And make sure it is a 3.0 stick in a 3.0 port. USB 2.0 is barely even 5400 RPM speed.

You need to change the client hints as well.