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I have always kept everything airgapped, the best security is isolation.
I download stuff to a tablet, with nothing of value or interest on it, dump it to the sd card, then move it to the offline systems with a USB card reader.
Even my servers (mostly ARM SBCs with one RISC-V) were set up to work over a wired offline network.
Also most of my pirated stuff is things I own that I yarred for the crack if it was more convenient than cracking it myself.
Use Qubes OS. Do not update anything including Tor browser and the OS. Just install the new version as soon as it is released on Qubes OS website. Otherwise you will probably get a virus. I know this from experience, please take this into account
i have it but theres problems on framework 12
it boots and u can log in but its so slow and unresponsive and the mouse doesnt work (it flies off the screen) and the ui doesnt appear most of the time
do u think its a hardware issue or did i install wrong
A usb mouse wont work to start the OS, so it's a hardware issue but you are very close. If you have a laptop, you could use the touchpad for the start up
wrong word i ment the touchpad
It should be working normally but I'm not an expert at that. You could buy a desktop computer with a PS/2 keyboard input. You wouldn't need a mouse with such a setup. But still you should buy a usb mouse to be comfortable
Mirror, keep a clean copy of your setup offline. Make periodic backups. If you ever get into an unpleasant state, nuke it and go back to one you like better.
It's best to start using different OSs for different things assuming that no single OS is truly safe