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    \textbf{\large The Peoples Church of Chicago} \\
    \textbf{Laptop Ministry} \\
    \small \href{https://LaptopMinistry.org}{LaptopMinistry.org} \quad | \quad \href{https://PeoplesChurchChicago.org}{PeoplesChurchChicago.org}
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    \small \textbf{Username:} home \\
    \small \textbf{Password:} password \\
    \small (change password in “Users and Groups”)
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% Greeting
{\small Dear Valued Recipient,

On behalf of The Peoples Church of Chicago, I am grateful to provide you with this laptop. Our community's efforts to reduce e-waste make this ministry possible. We hope this Linux Mint laptop meets your needs.}

% Getting Started
\section*{Getting Started}
{\small Upon powering up your refurbished Linux Mint laptop, it should log in automatically. System changes (e.g., settings, installing applications) require credentials. To change the password or add users:}
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    \item Left Click: Menu (bottom left icon)
    \item Type: “Users and Groups”
    \item Press: Enter
    \item Select: home (edit name if desired)
    \item Click: Password field
    \item Enter new password and confirm
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% Why Choose Linux
\section*{Why Choose Linux?}
{\small Linux (e.g., Linux Mint, Pop!OS) outperforms proprietary systems like Windows or macOS, which may slow down over time and require antivirus software due to virus vulnerabilities. Linux revives older laptops, offers robust security without extra software, and ensures a clean, efficient experience.}

% Open Source
\subsection*{Open Source Benefits}
{\small Linux’s open-source model delivers free applications, avoiding subscription fees and the invasive privacy violations and censorship often seen in proprietary platforms, which also promote planned obsolescence. The supportive Linux community provides extensive online resources for all users.}

% User Experience
\subsection*{Better User Experience}
{\small Linux offers a familiar interface, free of intrusive ads and forced updates, fostering a productive, stress-free workflow.}

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\section*{Our Values}
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    \item Openness
    \item Inclusivity
    \item Community Engagement
    \item Environmental Responsibility
    \item Social Justice
    \item Religious Freedom
    \item Privacy and Security
    \item Accessibility
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{\small Your Linux laptop supports these principles.}

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\section*{Join the Linux Community}
{\small Explore your Linux laptop’s potential. Join the “Linux: Intro to Expert” Facebook group or the Windy City Linux Users Group (WCLUG) at \href{https://wclug.chicago.il.us}{wclug.chicago.il.us} (in-person or remote). We’re here to help with any questions. Also visit \href{https://video.laptopministry.org}{video.laptopministry.org} for a future of video tutorials on what you can do with your laptop with Linux.}

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{\small Best regards,} \\
{\small Jason Page} \\
{\small laptopministry.org} ||
{\small peopleschurchchicago.org}

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