@oli.sax, indeed. I think it used to require ntfs-3g via FUSE, but it’s now part of the kernel, just like BTRFS and EXT, etcetera. Then again, God knows what kernel version @Digimon is using, considering their system looks like it’s 30 years old. XD
That’s kinda incredible. I’ve never heard of that working.
That’s quite simple. You have to remove the Google repository Chrome package repository, then redownload the Google Chrome package, which should automatically re-read the repository too:
Ensure you download the .Deb installer.
For script kiddies, maybe, since there’s no bootloader recovery GUI that they can replace utilman with cmd.exe in. However, for anyone familiar with even just the CLI, it’s significantly easier.
Certainly, don’t rely upon it being more difficult, because as an OS ages, it tends to be utilized solely by governments and industry. This means that you start getting some very formidable groups developing targeted malware for it. The moment they find your Win 98 installation, it’ll be randomware’d.