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I love PopOS it is an incredible Distro!! Your words are very kind and I have had my share of haters but that is ok my videos are not for everyone and thanks so much for the sub it is greatly appreciated!!

LOL it for sure does break sometimes but compared to Windows I would much rather deal with Linux!! Thanks so much for the view and comment!!

It is not for everyone thanks for the 38 seconds

I will never look back either PopOS is so much better!!

LOL Windows tests my patience every day I use it and updates take about 50 percent of my time at work. I have never had a PopOS update take more than 2 minutes, thanks for watching

I watched a video on Hyperland the other day and thought about dual booting it with PopOS, thanks for watching!

Thanks so much Brother and there are probably going to be a few more

@@shrimboi8909 man thanks so much for the comment!! Using them to communicate with family is a very good purpose for them for sure!!

So I went back and watched the video and I noticed that I did not mention the local host file in Windows but they are still DNS queries. The reason I said I do not know is that in PFsense's documentation they were showing to enable both the resolver and forwarder which you cannot do as the firewall will not allow you to do that, so how does a resolver work if it is not enabled that is what I do not know. Thanks so much for watching, and for correcting me!

Hello, there is a way you can make this work with your router actually 2 ways. 1. Create a static IP on the ProXMox server, to do this click on pve on the left side, next go to System-->Network, find the Linux Bridge whioch should be vmbr0 and then click the tab labeled "Edit." Change the IP to whatever you want just make sure it is not in the same range as your DHCP pool otherwise you might have IP address conflicts. I like to use the higher ranges for servers and the lower ranges for servers. So for instance I would have a DHCP pool of 192.168.1.100 through 192.168.1.200 and then I would have servers in the high 200s and the network equipment below 100, this ensures that nothing gets mixed up. 2. Find the MAC address of your laptop and add a reservation into DHCP. I hope this helps you and if you need me to do a video on this and I can do a quick one, also what type of laptop is it?

@@sherrilltechnology Thank you for your quick reply for helping me, but these two ways will be not working for me. because of that my situation is separted from your soluation, I am telling you more clearly again. I have a old laptop, there is no ethernet port, and i dont have any connector for ethernet to usb. and for example desktop pc is connected with router with wire connection my desktop pc ip is 192.168.29.100 this is connected with router and router is 192.168.29.1, but my laptop (have no any os installed) just installing promox with pendrive and in intwork page during instalation shows ip range is 192.168.100.2, because of that this is not connected with my router ( i cant connect with router because dont have ethernet and dont auto connect with wifi) in this situation how to connect wifi first then access proxmox, but you told me after login proxmox, but without same network i cant access promox.

@@LabTest-z5l you are very welcome I would highly recommend PCIe cards with NVMe drives for speed

​@@sherrilltechnology ok, is this for the boot for promox or for all the vms?

So technically you could use it for both, but you will want to have 2 seperate cards with 2 NVMe drives on each card, this ensures you have redundancy or least a form of it. I actually considered doing this in my server, I am just waiting for prices to come down on the 1TB drives. I am probably going to get either Team Force or Samsung. Maybe a PCIe card like this: www.amazon.com/Adapter-advanced-solution-Controller-Expansion/dp/B07JKH5VTL/ref=sr_1_3?crid=2LX2DVKFA4MRF&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.fKJFxUgm-C-cegdWTXP0PcVkROPnIk_ysWYx_TqQaPFnnlWhAuYDEU85cefE7K3MMsNArqqNYFhNX-tYdQ5XAv0fFDYmx1xNWUUp0C7gBf8DjDFEX62BBmnUyNlpYspsl5gRnHcoacAZlSJWZEaI1QFLtipCQgBWO4mvvW4uLoUP6Kz9Vqs3xHyACc4SBj0GtiwQP8Hn7_-F68ecBIkyjI3La89Gd6BAKqmVXZ3PEwE.f1YybzlUnVptq2dldMWsqnJ_uJI4kG7SgQrY36XM1ck&dib_tag=se&keywords=nvme+pcie+card+dual&qid=1725884842&sprefix=nvme+pcie+card+%2Caps%2C103&sr=8-3 I hope this helps

Thanks so much Bro and I will do just that!

I love EndeavourOS it is pretty amazing for sure!!

@@jonl316 thanks so much!! I really appreciate it, and thanks for watching!

Very interesting I have had the same experience with Debian games run pretty good and in the case of Detroit Become Human I recorded the first 5 episodes in PopOS and it ran flawless only after it kept crashing in Windows. Arch is a lot of work I will for sure agree with that I like it but I think Debian for me is the way to go. Thanks so much for watching!!

@@sherrilltechnology Just use flatpak for most apps, unless a system type app and Debian is pretty good. The Steam flatpak actually increases mesa to 24.1.1 which is a newer version that comes with Ubuntu or LinuxMint. Now with Arch you are on 24.3.x I have little time to play with the computer and game anymore because of work, family, and fixing up the house/cars so Debian just works as I can just boot, do what I want and not have to play around updating, etc.

I like Flatpak for sure and it works on most systems that is the best part, I do not play games as much as I used to either, RUclips and family take my time which I am perfectly happy with. I am a lot like you though I like to get on and do what I need to do then get off. Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much it has been interesting so far!!

A Surface Pro 6 you should do a video on that I would watch that for sure, thanks so much for watching!!?

I like EndeavourOS but I have heard a lot about Vanilla Arch.

Hello and thanks so much!! Endeavor seems to be very stable and I love it as things just work!! Arch is pretty sweet even though I have said that Mint is good as well and it is, but I think there is something special about the feel of Arch, thanks so much for watching!!

Need to look at this one also

I've been intrigued by archcraft. All prettied up openbox/bspwm ? Focused on being light ? For many folks that might hit the spot !

@@cmdrDiscoCat Doesn't take much to install arch and pull those config files to your home dir. Arcolinux might be a better idea if you insist on pre-configured wms.

@@oguzhan001 Oh, I know. But it's nice to have a decent starting point already thought out by folks who are used to configuring those wm.

Facts Brother there are so many different Distros there is one for everybody.

Facts it has been an adventure for sure and I love so that makes it that much better!

It was a great deal for sure Bro!! Thanks so much for watching Damien!!

Linux can revive almost any desktop or laptop PC, and that is a very awesome thing, it is amazing to me that Apple builds their computers to last for a very long time but support for their OS does not. Thanks so much for watching and thanks for the comment!

There is another one I am going to have to try thanks so much for the recommendation and thanks for watching!

And that is what I love about Mint as well just a great distribution thanks for watching!

I love Mint as well I always distro hop a lot but like you I end up at Mint as well I just love it, thanks for watching!

also ngl, I used chatgpt to help me set up Endeavor. lol

Endeavor is awesome I love that one!!

LOL Arch BTW!! I like a bunch of different Distros there really is one for everyone. Thanks so much for watching and I completely agree, Linux is just awesome!!

@@sherrilltechnology I wasn't sure if I needed to go as far as the "I'm using arch btw" meme or not. From what I've seen when trying it, unless you need the bleeding edge for hardware support, Mint is totally fine. I may be biased too cause Mint is ubuntu-based and I was a moderator for the french ubuntu irc channel two decades ago (ooof time flies).

That is cool you can use the Arch Meme LOL!! Mint is awesome as well, and a moderator for the French IRC channel that is very cool!!

@@sherrilltechnology Ex-moderator... I mentioned i *was* one. Stopped in like 2006 or so when I started working. And on that, have a nice... whatever it is now in your timezone ! :)

Thanks so much for watching and you are very welcome!

Hello, I am finding that Nvidia GPU support is much better than it used to be as well, I have tried probably 4 different Distros here lately and have had no video issues on my RTX 4070

@@sherrilltechnology Yeah I know that is true kind of, GeForce Older ones, I tend to call RTX one just RTX even they do have "geforce" beforehand. Just specific things needing to stick to the 470 driver version, some linux distros like to install the 515 one, I can't use that. And Just specific issues to specific distros really. I'm not gonna bash em tho lmao BASH lol That what Linux is all about though. Finding the right distro and stability. And of course uninstall some of the bloat or things I don't need that it default installs.

You are exactly right finding the distro that works best for you is a journey and sometimes takes a really long time, but it is very cool to see people using Linux and learning with it. Thanks so much for watching!

Oh sorry about that it must have been my first setup on my Mac using the Focusrite device

Thanks so much Weeaboos I have never heard that word before I learn something new everyday LOL!! Thanks so much for watching

Hello Arch for sure isn't for everyone, I have learned that there is a Linux Distro for everyone and whether that be Mint or Arch is depends on the person. I do agree that Mint is good if you just want to use the computer and software. I have noticed what you said in the second paragraph to be true, Mint is terrible for people who love Arch. 15 minutes is pretty good to get it back exactly where you want it! I like the part where you created a package list that you can use as an install template, that is very cool! It is about preference, there are things I like about Arch for sure. Do you have a RUclips channel about Arch? If so I would subscribe today! Thanks so much for watching!

@@sherrilltechnology I made one youtube video about . . . tricks to making decent config files a few years back, I am pretty sure it was an i3 config. I am thinking of taking advantage of the rise of hyprland to redo that and other similar vidoes . . . although, not specifically arch. I like arch for about the same reason i like painting on a blank canvas. It only has what i paint and nothing more.

@@sherrilltechnology oh, and, it is more than just a list . . . i wrote a script . . . every time i install a package, the package is added, every time i remove a package it is removed . . . i don't have to remember . . . it just asks me if i want to add or remove afterwards and i click yes or no.

I really like Mint and I have never heard of Archcraft looks like I see another set of videos, thanks for watching!

Hello and I would for sure agree with you it is fast using the script and the OS is very fast as well, thanks so much for watching

What is interesting is that T-Mobile has been pretty good so far in Colorado where I live. But AT&T was horrible not to say that they are not good somewhere else. Also with T-Mobile we have a price lock on what we have as well. I hope that AT&T does a good job of improving their services. Thanks so much for watching

@@sherrilltechnology I’ve heard that AT&T needs to improve on Colorado from another user. AT&T is solid here in the great state of Texas 😌

@@lolzinc Where I live in Colorado it is pretty bad, you get a lot of buffering and sometimes it does not work at all. I love Texas!

That is the way I see it as well, thanks so much for watching

Hello I think OpenSuse is one that I have never tried now I have another video to do, thanks so much for watching!

I think so to, there are other good ones as well, but for ease of use I think Mint is the best for me.