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Hey, I am a CS student. Your explanation is really good. Loved it man. Can you please make a detailed video on Dual booting windows 11 with Gentoo?

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Very clear explanation.

i am not a robot

my condolences for compiling packages with 4 logical processors, my god I thought 16 -> 12 (desktop vs laptop) was rough.

My UEFI firmware has an option "Secure Boot -> Clear Secure Boot Keys (Force System to Setup Mode)". Asrock Fatal1ty :)

Remember installing Gentoo on ps3. That's 23 hours of hell

Awesome! A lot of stuff but well explained. Now I just need to be able to recap everything and try it. 😮 Thanks for that!

how to dual boot gentoo with windows 11 make a detailed tutorial please

mouse use detected 5:00 :)

5:12 the code throws an error because S1 ownership passed down to S2 and the compiler will execute an error message.

also, my Gentoo system boots, but wifi does not start, even if I installed wpa_supplicant

my /etc/fstab entry for EFI partition is /boot/efi ---should it be only /boot ?

hi Jeff. I followed the steps you outlined/suggested. My system booted --the root partition / booted, but not the/boot/efi

you speak english so well, what about the linux touchpad driver issue? you got a way to make it work like mac or windows or chromebook? the touchpad experience is so bad on linux especially with finger scrolling

Awesome work. I am totally happy with ranger but your app seems to be bit faster.

I’m a few months into learning the programming world, and this is a massive help and explaining these basic concepts to me.

Wonderful! Simple and clean!! Keep it up!

super cool just as expected from Jeff!

Nice tutorial. Couple of pointers. As you are wizzing around (vim/neovim) it is so hard to see the directory structure of the project. This is more important on the last bit (which is probably more important as you scale up). Would have been good if some more time was spend showing multiple files/modules and modules from other creates of your own library, referencing and using them.

I believe Rust is no longer hard to use when creating linked type data structures, thanks to the new pointer types, Rc, Arc, etc.

Should have run the `tree` command at the end of the video

GOOD THING YOUR WEARING YOU MASK. YOU COULD CATCH COVID FROM THE TREES!!! 😮😮😮

lo estoy viendo 3 años después , probaré si todavía funciona así

Rust>>>>>>>>go

I love this man

underrated

Hi! What's the font?

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very nice explanation. keep it up

Why are you wearing a mask in the woods?

I am probably not the first one to mention this but are you really using nano? On your projects? Kind of based

Where does swap partition go in the fstab

Try not to catch some kind of virus alone in the Forest 😂🤣😅🤣

Bestest explanation!

Will this work for arch linux??

Simple and concise, thanks

Hello and thanks for good tutorial. I have one question your video guide is full handbook gentoo?

what is the outro music?

Well that's the Speedrun install of gentoo in 4-5 min .., 😂😂

thank you for this I have been tried to find this ...#helplinuxuser

Awesome tutorial

Awesome!

Go is such an ugly language invented by some arrogant people who wants to lead the industry with last century technology

Recently I was really confuse about modules and the use statement, even tho I'm an experienced programmer in other languages, and you made the best tutorial on this, 7 minutes and modules in Rust are crystal clear for me, thank you very much!

Thank you so much for this tutorial. This made no sense to me until now

im all in in this

This is not a course. He does things very fast and never says why . and it's very unstructured, with not "goals" as to what he trying to build for this so called "course".

I agree with the syntax issue, it is the reason I stopped working with Go and started with Rust. Lets not even talk about the error handling and compilier.