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when I drag the + of January, it keeps on copying January in all the cells, instead of inserting the next months. Do you know how to fix that?

Thank you so much!

openSUSE Leap is a great alternative to CentOS

Thanks mate❤

I myself do not prefer, but at the moment 2 of the 4 distros I have use KDE (blackPanther, Nobara). I've got used to it, still far from liking it. I use Garuda with xfce and Debian (most of the times with MATE, Classic Gnome or Cinnamon). I'm eternally grateful to Linux Mint Cinnamon for saving me from win11 a year ago, though I do not use it at the moment (I've used it for half a year, I replaced it out of pure curiousity, but still on my Top5 list).

Thank you man

I thought Bill stopped making windows at 95 when Steve stole it, but had a gaming and ratting (not that I used it for this) VM ISO called XP for awhile. I think that was around the same time Debbie, Ian and Linus made the Unix Alternative (90s). There are others? You must be talking about Siduction? (yes, joking) Great vid, But Neon has to find a way out of the KDE demo "friend zone" to get much traction. I'm not sure how. Maybe they shouldn't. I have come to love Plasma. I have to admit I usually strip KDE min after install, but I have become addicted to activities via Plasma.

Do you have recommendations for Linux mint xfce I would like to do this as well. Im a complete beginner to Linux mint

I really really want to use KDE but upon installation, when I log into the session with SSDM, and Wayland, KDE crashes over and over again and fails to connect to the monitor.. it seems like a new bug. I encounter this issue with every distro I try to install with KDE :(

I use Mageia with KDE. Easy install and stable.

I use Debian btw, with Gnome

You know those little men with a long beard the tall red pointy hat you stick in your garden? Those are pronounced "guh nome" according to people unfamiliar with Linux.

Limited support for proprietary software is a no go for 95% of plebes.

Fedora, I feel is the best KDE distro. Its bleeding edge enough, its stable, its easy to understand and use for newcomers, and i don't know why, but KDE feels the best to use on fedora.

I use Arch, with KDE btw.

You're doing a fantastic job! I need some advice: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

KaOS, a hidden KDE pearl.

Little to no commercial/proprietary software support is why Linux will never be more than a hobby project.

James Lee sent me here.

From the list of KDE distributions I would not recommend KDENeon at all. It is not stable. It's a test bed. And it had big problems to upgrade to the latest Ubuntu LTS. If you want a stable KDE just take Debian / MxLinux or Kubuntu (if you don't mind the politics behind it). Arch (and Endeavour, CachyOS), they are too bleeding for daily use. An OS should support your daily work and not eat your time with upgrading? With Manjaro, Fedora and OpenSuse TW I have some mixed feelings. All three of them never broke really, but all of them had some downside in the past (most of the time dependency problems between packages), I could solve them, but a normal user (e.g. like a Windows user), would have no chance. And of course this happens, when you quickly need some thing done -:) (Murphy's law) I am using Kubuntu, because I do not mind using snap versions (and also flatpaks). In parallel I keep an eye on Fedora in a virtual machine installation. I do not know, why I am not using Debian. Maybe too outdated for a desktop OS.

EndeavourOS

openSUSE TW or Fedora KDE

I enjoy CachyOS as that is the best one for me and very up to date.

opensuse tumbleweed kde here

Great idea for businesses, but the majority of my friends won't abandon WhatsApp. I can't see what I can do if no one else changes apps.

Ok it's good but today's desktop environment's problem is that most look like paper, they feel nothing. I miss the glossy and glass look days.

I am new to Linux and recently installed Mint Cinnamon on my old i3 laptop. I have an even older laptop that has Windows 8 on it. I am wondering what distro is easy for the beginner, but will work well on older machines.

Nobara

Is mint packages to old for gaming, or so your advocate for cinnamon on on other distros?

KDE once was very good (just before KDE 6 was launched) i even donated money periodically.Now its just hilarious,i mean,did you tryed to increase the panel size ? Whats the purpose to have half screen icon size?The work behind the design its just a mess...

Good advice and fair evaluations.

I would say Cinnamon is more similar to Windows XP while XFCE is more similar to Windows 98

By the way, I use KDE

Gnome looks more stable for some people simply because it has way less options and for me KDE way better i use win/fedora on my main pc for 2 years so far not many problems

I know it's a bit niche, but TuxedoOS can be a good option as well.

Worth mentioning with Kubuntu that if you select minimal installation snapd doesn't get installed and snaps have to be manually enabled just like flatpak through discover, though apt still does default to it in the terminal. I also had issues with Manjaro and can't recommend it to anyone too confusing for new/casual users and experienced users should just use Arch or Endeavour especially if they introduce their opt out telemetry.

Great information. Subscribed. I'm going to be needing unattended upgrades for my server. I was wondering how to get the splash screen. This has saved me looking it up. The Linux assistant is going to be very useful. I can also highly recommend installing the Microsoft core fonts. This are the standard fonts that come with Windows. Extremely useful for LibreOffice. Install with: sudo apt install ttf-mscorefonts-installer

You can replace the default Menu app with the Cinnamenu applet and customize it to get even closer to a Windows 11 look.

I am confused between Arch or Ubuntu Knowing that I will use VMware 17 inside Linux Which is more stable for main OS?

whos is the best ? Arch or Ubuntu?

Great videos - keep up the good work. Do you know how on linux - mint to be able to preview .pdf in file folders similar as in windows? That would be great video. Or give me a spoiler alert and tell me how.

What are your thoughts on proton pass?

Hi, I followed the steps in the video and I’m able to access my Ubuntu 24 desktop remotely. However, when I open any application, Remmina crashes. I'm using ZeroTier to access it remotely from the office. Do you have any idea what might be causing this issue? Thanks!

Hi, I followed the steps in the video and I’m able to access my Ubuntu 24 desktop remotely. However, when I open any application, Remmina crashes. I'm using ZeroTier to access it remotely from the office. Do you have any idea what might be causing this issue? Thanks!

Thank you very much for this video. I really like how you focus on the topic itself, no extra editing, too clean, and straight to the point review, really nice, keep it up❤

Hi man, please help me, i formated my sd card and when i try to recover my data with photorec all of it is encrypted with ecryptfs, i read that I need a password but which one? I only selected the option ecrypt micro sd card in my s9 plus with one ui 2.5 and android 10, i don't have any password, i never used one...

Linux always lacked a unified customer focused approach and a lack of drivers until that changes it will be the preserve of the hobbyist.

Loved it

it doesnt detect network for me please help

Awesome collection of productivity apps for the Linux desktop 👌 ❤ Learned a few new apps and am happy to see some that I already use. Thanks for sharing your list in an organized and succint manner 🎉