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Link | www.youtube.com/@vensirestudio
In about 3 hours my next YouTube video will be going live on my general Multimedia channel Vensire Studios. This goes over what I chose for Linux this year, why I have chosen it. Then goes over general office applications, printing, multimedia capabilities on Linux today, and of course gaming. This includes what are also cons and not just "grass is greener on the other side". There are chapters listed on there as well to jump to your sections of interest… See More
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Seriously there needs to be someone to be Linus Linux voice of reason and go "I will NOT pick POP_OS! for a Linux challenge EVER AGAIN". Part of it I could see he is playing the "newb" doing a quick search for a recommended distro... But yeah... Ugh...
Did LTT get Linux right? A pro reacts to their mistakes | Chris Titus Tech
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I think a lot he does has entertainment as a priority, so a bad choice may be more intentional, setting himself up to fail because that is what the audience wants to see.
There really does need to be some good advice out there for beginners, safe options.
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Not gonna lie, it was quite funny seeing him install Pop_OS! at the worst possible time, a second time.
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Yup, I definitely feel that at times hahaha.
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I've been using it on and off for almost 35 years. I was already familiar with Unix as well as VMS, etc. As I was working in the IT industry. If clients were setting up a website, I would immediately recommend Linux, usually Red Hat with LAMP services. Usually covered everything they needed. I remember after I went back to college for a fine arts degree, they have a lab with a couple dozen Macs, and a mac server, but they had to sneakernet their projects to be printed on the color laser, because… See More
IT couldn't figure out how to share the printer. Mac OSX is OpenBSD based, so I arranged to meet with someone from IT, and introduced him to CUPS (common Unix Printing System). When I typed in the local http address on a browser, he quickly complained that no one should be running a local web server on campus. I settiled him down, as OSX cannot run without it and it's automatically blocked for outside use. Brought up the web CUPS control pannel and shown him how to share the printer. That was back when OSX still relied more upon it's OpenBSD core. it's since been replaced with Apples's do-hickey.
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