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What about Advanced system care!? The main pain is all the pop ups.

How can we uninstall USA, the global virus!

But for gamer who switch from windows to linux the Pop_os kinda inferior in term gaming performance..

Suse over Fedora is a bad joke

I switched from Windows to Linux two weeks ago, starting with Linux Mint, but I quickly moved to CachyOS because it offers significantly better gaming performance.

I installed Zorin. I couldn't change the display size. I installed it with Nivedia drivers but couldn't find the graphics card. Rubbish. I'm back to Fedora, which finds everything and is one of the easiest distros to install.

I have all my programs I don't fully trust on a separate vlan on a VM , and don't log in to any sites on this computer. So the best they are going to get in the local passwords ,but won't know what my name , email address , telephone no , or any password like Gmail etc.

Add TronScript to your list of programs not to install on your PC. It changes permissions and doesn't fix anything. Also, it has Kaspersky included into scripts.

Mint user here and very happy with my choice (sheet music notation Musescore works just fine.) Ubuntu gave me some headaches, but I respect its so popular. Pop wouldnt really install. I have yet to try Zorin, which I will soon.

I want to like Linux/Gnu distros. I really do. Keep dipping my toes in whenever I have a secondary computer (can't risk main one). But what do Linux enthusiasts mean when they say "powerful" OS? I just want my OS to meekly connect my beloved apps to my beloved hardware and get out of the way? I don't want 9 ways to Sunday window managers. But it's nice not to have to look at ugly all day also. Usually what I find when use Linux is: 1) Weird fonts & windows (obviously open source fonts and interface design are rarely as polished as Apple or MS products -- 2) Showstopping hardware or software incompatibilities that one never would accept in a proprietary OS. Just tried Pop!_OS which everyone enthused about, but ran into some rather basic walls that caused me to wipe it within an hour. I am not saying it was bad, I wanted to like it, I really did. But some basic interface stuff I depend on was just...missing! I used to run Lubuntu on an underpowered laptop (18.04 IIRC). It was light, zippy, and altho not as polished as Ubuntu in appearance, it prioritized what I needed -- software to connect easily with my hardware and my apps. But dual screen functionality was flaky (they would work, until you unplugged one, then they wouldn't), got the WiFi hotspot to work once, then would never do it again (possibly a driver issue, granted), and the file manager had no built in search (that's a separate download). Nuisances like that can be showstoppers if you are relying on a WiFi access point but want to share it using a hotspot for example -- something that is simple on both Windows and Android phones even. Why can't Linux distros do this out of the box without compiling a special driver, standing on your head, and so on? Are hardware component manufacturers that hesitant to embrace Linux? Oh, and can we please just find a way to coexist with Windows boot & other partitions? After we have solved these fundamentals, we can focus on window animation and transparency, and other eye candy.

What would you recommend instead of Adobe or free PDF software? Some sort of PDF reader and creator is necessary.

I think ZorinOS should go in S tier. I prefer it to Linux Mint.

AI Slop and Manjaro should never be a serious recommendation

Windscribe is a rogue software. I asked it to stop loading at startup but ii didn't obey. I uninstalled it and it still kept running! I removed all references to it from windows registry and it kept loading!

warning disabling Connector User Experience and Telemetry will affect updates from Microsoft. Those updates are extremely important, therefore I do not recommend do this step on your video.

Yes Kaspersky (the Russians) may spy on me. But Microsoft/Google (the Americans) are without doubt are spying on everyone.

I've been on the Internet since 1995 and used several of these programs. I can tell you from personal experience how shitty they've become lately, mostly due to want of revenue from advertising and crypto mining. Learning about Acrobat Reader was news to me, as I've never had (known) problems with it. I have uninstalled Reader and now use SummatraPDF.

Great video. Although I would have like to see others like kubuntu. I will never use mint though they sold out

On number 1 I would recommend Linux Mint, Ubuntu being a closed 2nd. openSUSE LEAP would be my 3rd pick. Personally I use openSUSE LEAP as my only operating system. I never ran Pop OS so I can not say to much about it.

Thanks for this! I found that I can open and manage .pdf's in Libre Office Draw, so, you bet I uninstalled Acrobat!

Norton infects everything, ironically, like a virus 🤔

what should be a better option for lastPass?😐

ALERT ! all this is so true. You should also know that Avast will see some of your software as Malware & will remove the install files for that program. It's happened to me & I was warned by other Friends about this, Yes, Avast will remove the install files on any program it thinks is Malware.

What about 360 Total Security Anti Virus ? I started using their Premium version since last year after having tried their Free version for years. It help me to find all the necessary drivers my computer needed. So far so good.

Spot on advice, thanks.

Regarding the last item, honey anyone?

Another alternative to any media player is K-Lite Codec pack, which basically ads every codec to playback literally any format in any player.

What about bigly bit torrent... used to be Vuze... use to be something else...

Excellent overview!!!

EaseUS Partition Manager: bit.ly/3DrfuJE

I have tried many distros over the last ten years, always end up going back to Mint, I like Mate better than Cinnamon though.

What are the alternatives?

is adobe acrobat 64 bit the same as acrobat reader?

thank you for your information.

BS VIDEO WITH LITTLE ACTUAL INFORMATION. Childish drama

Been using mint for 4 years, just great

Google the biggest scam of all

I'm curious to know where Debian belongs in this ranking. My guess is tier C or D. I decided to start playing with Linux, partly because I happened to have a couple of older computers that can't run the latest versions of their native OSes, and partly because I have a couple of things I want to run that I'd rather not run on Windows, or at least not on my Windows daily driver. One is a 2012 Mac Mini that I upgraded to 8GB RAM and a 512GB SSD, and the other is a Lenovo ThinkPad SL410 (from 2010) with Intel Core 2 Duo T5xxx processor, also upgraded to 8GB RAM and 512GB SSD. I started with the Mac Mini because, well, eeny meeny miney mo, and using similar logic to choose a distro, I installed Debian. The experience wasn't awful, but I did have to find out how to make the installer, and then I discovered that Debian support for Broadcom NICs is limited. I got it all working, but the wired NIC is only working at Fast Ethernet speeds, and the wireless one is working at WiFi G speeds. (They are Gigabit Ethernet and WiFi N, respectively.) A local acquaintance suggested that I install NetBSD or OpenBSD on one of the computers because, well, why not compare? And I'm inclined to change out Debian on the Mac for something else, probably Mint after watching the video and reading some of the comments.

I agree with everything but Zorin. It needs to be in the S tier. One of the best distros I have ever used.

I have a feeling Windows 10 will be my last serviceable Windows operating system.

Plain vanilla and just ok would be Pop OS. Ones I prefer Linux Mint, Debian, Ubuntu and Fedora.

me? going to go back to Win 3.1 in Spanish...

This video is nothing but whining crap.. not true in the slightest... and NO ONE on the basic computing level is going to move to Linux. Linux is not even close to being ready for consumers. Mint and Fedora give a nice look, but you still need to do things for it... let alone the ability to actually install it on your device.

not working

I installed a second SSD and installed Linux Mint 22.1 Have used the OS before with no issues. Stable and just works. There is plenty of help in the Linux community and on the Linux Mint webpage.

I used to used a lot of the programs in this video. Now I use Aura data delete and I feel a lot safer. Sadly I has to pay monthly but I think it's worth it for the price with all the features it has.

I'm a lifetime Windows user who tried both Linux Mint and Zorin OS. Either one is a good choice, but as you described, Zorin is very easy for users to transition from Windows and very adaptable. I think it belongs in the S tier. I chose Zorin over Linux Mint after using each for a couple of months.

Some truth here for complete beginners and those who fall for every scam, but this guy seems to understand very little about the details of his rants, and knows just enough about the subject to make an ass of himself to well-experienced I.T. professionals.

Yes, you are bringing up some valid points and pointing to what's Google is trying to do with its services. "Pay for what you need" Sounds good but there is a catch. I've a question, though. I use a Samsung tablet (Tab S9 FE+) for my mobile setup and an iPhone. Aren't these guys moving in the same direction? Right now, I'm using an old Samsung S6Lite to view and comment. I feel like they are going overboard in their quest for new revenue stream. Any thoughts?

I stick in Windows 10