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I like your videos. Very clear and easy to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

As a student working on their master degree, Microsoft Office is the only suite that keeps me from spending an hour trying to get little issues fixed or finding the right setting/button on a word document. I want to get away from Microsoft, but it is just not feasible for me. I was raised on Microsoft Office as a pup over twenty years ago and it has changed a lot, making it quite easy for the user. If LibreWriter was just as easy to use with getting things right with footnotes, page numbers, and other little things like that, I could leave Microsoft. As it is, I have to start a document on Word, and finish it on Word to get the final details right. Maybe I just haven't learned how to use Writer correctly, but when you have three major papers that determine if you pass or fail and they are due in four weeks, it's not a good time to learn how to work another document writing application. Their should be ( there very well might be) detailed classes on how to use Microsoft Office alternatives like LibreWriter and OnlyOffice's Document Writer. I had to take a basic computer course at the local community college on how to use the Microsoft Office Suite. It was detailed as all get out... there should be something similar online to help folks out with Libre and OnlyOffice. I appreciate this gentleman's video and will continue to try to learn how to use the alternatives to Microsoft Office. Keep up the good work with your videos.

Gnome top panel is the most useless panel I've ever found on an OS. First think I do after installing gnome is install Dash to panel. But I just can't trust a 3rd party extension

One think I really dont like and where I still dont have find any fix for it is, that the Keyboard on the start-screen is way to big and you have to write blind or atleast once false your password to get this anoying giant keyboard away in the login-screen of ubuntu with KDE plasma.

I recently switched to Linux full time. I'm running Ubuntu and so far I've been getting Steam to play most of my games. For those games that do require anti-cheat I've considered using a Virtual Machine with GPU Pass-through. I'm fortunate that my hardware supports IOmmu and all that jazz... Worst case scenario, I just don't play those games. There are plenty others and at the end of the day I can always get a console or whatever. Great video btw ✌

been on Mageia for a month now. Winblows

Without any bias you don't need flatpaks for starters, since most software comes in debian packages... As for gaming his arguments are also extremely weak, cause the newest is not always the best, especially in terms of gaming performance. So don't be scared to use Debian for your gaming needs, as for Steam yes, Valve supplies a debian package, no need for flatpak...

I noticed Linux future proofs your Steam gaming while Windows doesn't however there's STILL emulators you can still use even on OLDER Windows but take caution everyone when connecting directly through wifi and use Ethernet and a VPN instead it is in fact a lot SAFER to run Ethernet then to direcly connect to the Internet to prevent further hacking. Remember though to remain connected to that VPN so the dark web can't steal your data and dodge websites like Google that FORCE YOU to disable VPN which is against the law to MAKE YOU disable your security software everyone you are all entitled to a lawsuit right now for all the companies and websites promoting deceptive and unsafe practices.

And you will only like it when you find the one that does what you want it to do without a lot of hassle. For me..... Linux Mint.

PopOS looks so bulky and since it’s gnome you cant really do something about it

Hey which distro is best for 5400 rpm hdd?

Thanks for the tips. Although I staying to use Wayland more, I keep running back to back X11 because of missing features and functionality (e.g., text expansion). Again, thanks and God bless

I've been evading EA and Ubisoft games for a while. Those aren't very good games in the first place.

I cannot recommend Ubuntu family anymore - new 24.04LTS with it's awful 6.8.0 kernel crashes after couple of minutes. No solution so far. I've switched to Tuexedo OS which is KDE 6.0 based and contains new Nvidia drivers.

I want to use shotcut, kdenlive or openshot with hardware acceleration rendering (or encoding whatever). I want to render with my gpu exactly. I'm using nvidia gtx 660 but nvenc can not use with it. nowadays i want buy a budget amd gpu like rx580 but i don't know gpu rendering possible with it or not. where can i find which gpu can do this and which is not

Oh no... He... He actually went down the rabbit hole...

Sylpheed. But not suitable for people born after 1978.

I myself prefer rolling releases, and after about ten years of Ubuntu, switched to Manjaro. I guess it could be listed too. It’s more user-friendly and GUI-oriented than Ubuntu.

How many linux beginner videos do you need to make? YES

the stray hair distracted me during the whole video.

Linux RUclipsrs... you guys NEED to be suggesting "Fedora Kinoite" for people without Nvidia cards at min. Its so stable and it feels like Windows. Best Linux distro for normal users IMO.

update?

Don't know how my system got really slow after installing zorin os Dell Inspiron Laptop specifications 4gb ram 500gb hdd but it's still lagging. Any os can you suggest for this specification?

Is it possible to TRY and NOT install Debian from a thumb drive ISO?

Zorin Charging £48 for pro linux is open source Free complete joke only valid for current version 😢

Thank you for narrowing my choice from 2 to 5.

I Fedora I couldn't do auto login option how to enable Automatic login?

I just really need a company with a UX designer to come in and make a Linux distro that looks refined. I know people are going to make suggestions as responsible to this but I've tried a bunch and specifically the file explorer. Some themes help but idk it needs a ground up

Somehow both just make it worse by a lot

Im still waiting for pop os to update their distribution. I'm not staying with the 22.04 version. After they release the new version with cosmic I will install it, kind of tired with fedora

All distros leads to Arch

the only thing i dont agree on is ubuntu evrythin alse is good

What are the main cause to install on USB linux????????

Can u pls stop putting that child rapist stare on the thumbnails?

Does the paid Studio version allow for hardware accelerated encoding on AMD GPUs? I am looking at alternatives for Kdenlive as it is kinda laggy.

I'm not sure if you have looked at Collabora but I would love a review of their office software

I switched to Linux Mint from Fedora because my laptop is having difficulties connecting the Wi-Fi. I prefer Gnome DE though, so I immediately switched Linux Mint DE to Gnome after installation.

Basicaly fedora or debian childs

Zorin is 100% my fav

An idea had been floating around a few years back to merge IceWM with WindowMaker ('IceStep'). I think it was an antiX project

It is very easy. No TUX no bucks...

I would also say zorin but I personally don't like how slow they are at updates, especially the underlying distro. I'm currently using kde neon

Man how do you find such cool wallpapers I literally can't tbh

My problem about Nvidia drivers is that old cards especially the gt800m serie isn''t supported well even on Windows

It's worth noting that Linus Torvalds himself uses Fedora! It's beginner friendly, and Mr. Linux himself uses it! I've never distrohopped to it, but when I finally turn my windows 10 gaming partition into a Pop!_OS gaming partition, I might distrohop on my main partition to Nobara just to do side by side benchmark comparisons of games I like to play. If Nobara outperforms Pop!_OS, might have THAT be my gaming partition instead!

I can put my past couple-of-yeras experience in a nutshell: For old Apple hardware, the best is Ubuntu. For the rest, Fedora.

Ridiculous, Linux is useless, get over it. The gap is getting much larger with AI now included. Stay with prehistoric Linux if you wish !

debloated windows user here! ill' never switch to linux, i like my pc to just work instead of following guides from a random indian techtuber to get things going but its nice theres the option for who likes it!

Having tried a bunch of flavors so far, I give the most points to the distro that makes it as easy as possible to be set up with my nvidia optimus GPU using nvidia closed source drivers. So far, Kubuntu and Fedora have been overall the most painless. Debian for some reason was an absolute nightmare, and I have demonstrated to myself that I am not at all ready for Arch. On Fedora currently as I'm trying to get myself familiar with a workflow that's very much not Windows, and I romantically like the idea of adapting to the noise minimizing workflow pure gnome talks about. That combined with trying to function more overall on the keyboard and less on the mouse, so far so good, albeit with some growing pains.

If thinking about fedora look into their atomic desktops. Projects like bluefin and bazzite can solve a lot of those issues with hardware acceleration on fedora. It works a lot differently from the traditional way you would think of a linux distro especially in how you install packages, but it's image based nature makes it hard to catastrophically destroy the system even with updates.