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Yes it's the best it's ever been. But the Linux higher ups are quickly alienating all of their developers and in some cases, wiping their names off of valuable contributions. Why, I don't know...

Too late.....knee deep in the hoopla

I started Linux back in 1995. And my first distro was slackware. Just because I bought the wrong CD. I was meant to buy Suse.

ELIVE IS BEST LINUX OS TO REPLACE ON MODERN AND OLD PC AND LAPTOPS, TRY IT OUT AND BEST TO keep WIDOWS AND ELIVE ON TWO SEPARATE DRIVES AND JUST BOOT WHICH ONE YOU TO USE SO JUST IN CASE AS MICROSOFT WANTS YOU ON WIN 11 AND MONITOR EVERYTHING YOU DO ON IT UNLESS YOU'RE COOL JUST PLAYING GAMES AND DON'T COMMUNICATE WITH ANYONE YOU'LL BE FINE. BUT AS FOR REACTOS HAS A LONG WAY TO GO YET AND MAYBE IN ANOTHER 2 MORE YEARS AS IT'S LIMITED AND BUGGEE BUT TEST IT OUT. bUT REMEMBER resistance is futile IN THE new world order. MPK.

You’ve provided lots of commentary on what sounds like someone else’s report, you didn’t identify any but one of their accusations, and you provided no evidence to support it. You also clearly have a political bias that may be preventing you from presenting this information, as poor and second hand as it is, in an accurate way. This is a terrible video 😂 I was genuinely curious about what he did that was so bad but I’m still just as in the dark as I was before. I don’t follow Stallman. I have mixed feelings about Linux (mostly confused at why it still sucks for most people after being around for so long) I don’t have a horse in this race so to speak. But I HATE when people make claims about other people without thorough research, evidence, and citations. 👎

Finally someone understands that reviewing distros on VMs is not the way to go! It's insane that more youtubers are not doing bare metal reviews. How am I going to judge the responsiveness of an OS if all you show me is a VM

The "light weight" buzz words are a little silly to me. Even the most bloated linux setups are well under 2gb.. If going from 2000M down to 600M is a big deal-- you need to just upgrade your Ram.. My laptop is from 2009, and had only 4gb ram: and I still slapp3d 16gb of ram in it for dirt cheap.. So it can keep up with today's software. The stress on "minimalism" is sort of a cult and I don't buy into it that much. Just use whatever distro and features you want.. whatever is easy. It's not worth jumping through all the Arch install hoops IMO.. you don't get much out of it... Use Endeavor, Cachy or Garuda and you still are on Arch and it's easy to install and use.

Or he could just be an old school Libertarian and leave it at that. :P

Lol.. You earned my sub.. That sucks to hear about MX though.. because I kinda like MX.. I also seen where Debian was hiring interns and they specifically said only 'diverse" people allowed, basically. You can find it; people are talking about it. So for that-- I think I'll just avoid debian/MX/Ubuntu/Mint and the whole family tree.. and stick with either arch or fedora. Specifically I'm about to jump to Garuda (arch) or Nobara (fedora)-- I can't decide yet.

You should try Nobara also.. It's on the same level as Garuda: with the "assistant" pages and welcome page, and all the preinstalled gaming stuff and drivers.. and just super user friendly to install... I'm having a hard time choosing which one I want to run actually. They are both very good

You can completely change how it looks in only a few clicks.. I don't know why this is even something to talk about.. It's KDE-- change it to however you like it.. Does it RUN? that's what matters.. (watch "Garuda Linux: from ugly to beautiful" and he'll show you how to easily change how it looks).

ReactOS: What you get when Linux guys try to write Windows.

Aah shame! I haven’t run ReactOS in years so I became curious what it’s like nowadays when I saw your video pop up. Imma give it a spin one of these days. There was a time in its early development that I thought that this would one day be a true competitor to Windows, that dream will probably never come true 🤷‍♂️

You did not give ANY detail how you configured your VirtualBOX VM for ReactOS. I have ran VirtualBOX hundreds of times in both VirtualBOX and KVM without any issues...

Hey, I'm over here.

Easyeffects doesnt work on my fresh install.

NCommander also has a video of his experience. not only is richard a pervert, he's horrible to work with.

Ubuntu got in bed with Microsoft. You will be under M$ control soon now.

My greatest gripe have been lack of my favorite softwaress: 1. could install Rhinoceros3d only after installing windows under VM 2.could install Bulk rename utility under WINE. But the lack of such renaming software in Linux platform is absolutely disappointing. 3. Some terreain and environment making apps could only be installed after installing windows under VM. Second greatest gripe is inconsistency regarding installation of softwares like: 4. App installed from the distro repository not working while installing from the official website solved it. 5. CLI installation method recommend by an apps official website doesn't match what the distro official forum suggests.

My scroll doesnt work but it has good tracking.

Audio quality in this video is a problem. Makes it very difficult to watch.

What I've been saying since Windows 10. Microsoft has made the conscious choice to make their product into malware to attack their customers on their behalf. This made it worth the couple of toys I had to give up to migrate to Linux. Now, I can't imagine using commercial OS at all anymore.

Arch is undeserving of the level of hype it has. And I think the part that pisses me off the most is that people try to go telling people all about arch. You know who you are? I'll tell you who you are - you are that guy on a street corner in fucking ALABAMA holding all these "Jesus Saves!" "Sinners go to hell" and other idiotic signs like that. 1. We seen and heard it enough already 2. Aside from making people HATE Arch, you are changing nothing.

2:14 the first distro I was going to try to install was Gentoo xD I didn't know anything about Linux, but the feel of that distro stood out to me. After reading the installation docs and figuring out some stuff for 7 hours, I decided to start with Debian :D And the next distro was Gentoo, it was crazy for a beginner, configuring the kernel to enable all the features for my laptop, downloading proprietary firmware and embedding it in the kernel (since I opted for a monolithic configuration) , using EFI stub, and the crazy amount of the system configuration that needed to be done... and I still had no idea how any of it worked :D

Encrypting the database of the spying is going to be counter intuitive. If people could see what MS was collecting, they could delete it and make lifestyle changes concerning their computer.

What did I say about this?

just like a cold you didn't want it comes back 🤣

And kids, that's why we call distros just Linux, because you never know if some insane guy decided to rip off GNU from there or not.

QA is an important but overlooked part of dev!

I never knew that about MX Linux. It was one of the distros I hopped around on when I started using Linux back in August. I kinda liked it, though it didn't last the weekend before I settled on LMDE on my main and regular Mint on my laptop. I may have to pull a switcheroo though since only 1 out of 7 of my controllers work on LMDE.

Good stuff! Subbed.

The vast majority of people don't want to buy "a computer". They're not interested in investing the time to learn how to install an operating system, and it could be argued that they should have to. The vast majority of people want to buy an "appliance", which is why Apple is the richest company in the world (well, among other reasons, but you get the gist of what I'm saying).

I wonder why people are dissatisfied with MacBooks? Love 'em or hate 'em, Apple really innovated and moved the needle with their M-series silicon. Personally, I would never buy a MacBook as I love Linux way too much, but for 20 years I've been dreaming about a laptop that's completely silent and yet powerful (and Apple are the only company so far who have managed to pull this off).

This is great news if it's true.

The world shall know Arch, btw.

love me a good lightweight distro, amazing video friend

Really good format! I like the intro, terminal demo, and direct instruction

friend, you have convinced me to hop to Endevouros my linux journey has been weird lol, from ubuntu to debian to arch to fedora, and now to endevour hopped from arch to fedora because of stability issues, and my DE breaking quite often but I missed the AUR a lot hope this time with EOS I can achieve a nice workflow without having so much trouble really nice video, thanks for the upload :)

yea good video i don't understand why these types of people came to mastodon if they clearly don't care about freedom .

One reason is that bluetooth has got a lot better in Linux Mint and Ubuntu. I have bluetooth headphones and ear buds & both work perfectly.

i dont use linux... because i cant find an empty usb stick

Hey I am running Opensuse Tumbleweed for over a year but I wanna use arch. The only reason I am hesitant is because suppose if I don’t update the system for one week will it break? In opensuse it never breaks even if I don’t touch my computer for one week and do a sudo Zypper update. Zypper doesn’t have parallel download and it’s damm slow that’s why I wanna use arch.

Right people tm do you watch sir sic by chance

Please get a better mic

This rise will be annihilated when people know about a RCE security flaw in Linux that ranks 9.9/10 on the severity scale...

Did you find a need to use `sudo`, or just use it because everyone says to use it, instead of just switching to root? From the second year of using Linux I didn't see any point in using sudo, and started switching to root with `su` when needed, and have been doing so for the past five years.

Saying that Apple's hardware should cost 4 times less is kind of insane. There's a reason so many people love their hardware. When people who don't like Apple buy Macs for the hardware, it obviously means it's worth it. The majority of OSX users from the drop in Dec 2024 went to Windows, as it can be seen in the statistics, the Linux graph is very stable and without any spikes. My best guess as to who's starting to use Linux, it's probably people who fall under the following categories (and they all do it because of Microsoft or Apple): - tinkerers - young people who are not too afraid to tinker - a friend or family member encouraged and helped to use Linux There are other categories, but these are likely the vast majority. It would be great if there were a popular proprietary distro. It doesn't matter what crazy/nasty things they'll do, since they will be forced to cater to the user, because the user can leave any time they want to another distro, so whatever becomes popular is the best thing for the average user. And either way they will bring value to the desktop Linux community, since there will be more users of FOSS, and companies will be forced to port their proprietary software to Linux due to the market share which which will increase even more because of this.

I like your video. I would like to see what you think of Garuda Linux after a few months of using it. It is currently my dual boot linux on my gaming laptop, but unfortunately, I don't use that laptop anymore. My son uses that now. Sacrifices.. =***((( I have two main systems. Both Ubuntu 24.04. One is my gaming PC... It works very well, but I now wish it was Garuda Linux. Unlike you, I love the Garuda aesthetics, and KDE. The reason this main gaming PC went Ubuntu instead of Garuda, is solely because I was afraid I would have issues with WOW, BDO and Star Citizen. The games I play. I now see that Lutris and Nvidia work well with Garuda, so I would have been ok! Hmmm.... I don't know Do I wanna go Arch on my gaming system? I am still undecided. My other Ubuntu 24.04 PC is an old AMD game system, I build 10 years ago. I run local LLMs using Ollama, do android app development, and school work on this PC. I figure I'll keep this one Ubuntu, because it seems like Ubuntu is the open source OS of choice when it comes to AI.

I wonder what the breakdown of OS market share by user age is. I think a lot of young guys would prefer to use Linux, if they could, and I suspect once people get onto Linux they'll be unlikely to switch back.

i just reinstalled linux 3 a few days ago, no need to thank me guys (i dont use arch btw)