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thanks! I appreciate it :D

@PenguinByte I've always heard that Ubuntu is the "Windows-user"'s best option, but Fedora looks really really good. Would you recommend for newbies?

Thanks, much appreciated :D

@@zweiwing4435 I’m not sure if I still want to do that, if I do it will be in the far future though.

@@PenguinByte You promise to make that video in previous comments.

@ I don’t remember promising to do so, but if I did, I may still do it but honestly I’m not entirely sure how and what it would cover about the distros, or how to make the video.

Yes.

Yeah same, it's a great distro

Yea a lot of the issues were just user error, I didn’t for example know that man needed other dependencies or that the ash shell’s equivalent to whereis is “type” (I think that’s what it was, I don’t remember, someone commented about that), although a few like NetworkManager’s instability and Xorg not working seemed to be Alpine’s fault. I’m sure with enough effort, I could have a (not perfect, but) better experience with it, but yeah it’s definitely meant more for embedded devices lol

Unfortunately no, Alpine was not a good experience for me on the desktop, if you want something lightweight though, I would recommend Arch, Linux Lite, or if you want something extremely lightweight, Tiny Core Linux (CorePlus for a complete experience or Core Pure 64 if you want the 64 bit version) 🙂

@PenguinByte anything a bit more... simple to install? Ik ik, "just read the guide", but i really only want to daily drive a Lightweight Distro and do my homework on a really old laptop, that's all really, love finding this channel btw, it's really informative

@@Sell_Sec Hmm, in that case Alpine would definitely be a bad option lol, what are your specs so that I can help find a good option? you could try Linux Lite in that case as well :) Also thanks!

@@PenguinByte Uhh, a Celeron N4020 8gb ram Fuckin... 60gb storage Yea, it's kind of ass, and Windows is just... way too bloated, it hinders my workload quite a bit But yea I'll try Linux Lite, thx for the tech help!! :D

@@Sell_Sec Oh damn lol a Celery... also thats not a lot of storage but its more than enough for most distros to work with! I hope Linux Lite works well :)

Yea I know lol

lmao thank you!

Thank you! Also thanks for the feedback, I will make them 3db next time lol

@@coachgeo not sure what you mean, please elaborate. Define “tiny part”

@@PenguinByte I have clips that are 2 min long to 20 minis long.. how do I select only a part of a clip out of the whole clip. to say paste into another layer.. or to re-arrange portions of clips inside themself etc.

@@coachgeo I've never done that before but you could duplicate the clip and cut/trim it down to the size you want and then move that where you'd like :) Maybe Pitivi has another way of doing it that I'm not aware of

I also love GNOME's ui, it's my personal favorite

@@raf.nogueira thank you!

Fedora 41 is great but the video was already really delayed so I didn’t want to delay it further, and there wouldn’t have been enough changes to cover, same with Plasma 6.2

@@dominicegginton Really glad you enjoyed it :D

@@gnomestech the video was so delayed that I didn’t want to add anything else that would delay it any longer, also there isn’t really too many changes with F41, same with Plasma 6.2, there just isn’t enough to cover on those 2.

@@Autodidact_Polymath Great news! I actually made a video comparing Snaps and Flatpaks with several tests and also comparing some of their technical differences here: Snap VS Flatpak: ruclips.net/video/MiFiF9dLTIc/видео.html In the case that you already watched that video and are suggesting that I make a second part, what other categories would you like me to cover about the 2 formats regarding technical differences, or what did I forget to cover in that video?

@PenguinByte Their overall technical capabilities. Not only their desktop application. For example Snaps can be used not only for desktop applications but also for server and IoT. In what way is this achieved? Can these features be added to Flatpak? Are automated updates available only for Snaps? Also folks talk a lot about application permissions but how to use those permissions without affecting certain features of an app? Can you add a tutorial about Snap-Flatpak permissions? Also I would like to know more about the difference of Snap vs Flatpak sandboxing. In Flatpak sandboxing is mandatory while in Snaps it is not. Some people complain about Flatpak sandboxing as marginal. I would like to know more about such minute technical specificities. Thank you!

@ thank you for the ideas! I may considering doing that

Thank you! Regarding the editing, I switched from CapCut to Davinci Resolve when making my "It's Time To Ditch Windows" video (regrettably I use macOS on the side for editing on a separate computer, a 2016 MacBook Pro, and editing only, everything else I do is exclusively on Linux, and I am experimenting with a Davinci Resolve Linux workflow on my other more powerful laptop), and at first I was just playing around with the effects, diving into every option and seeing what I can do, and after watching a few tutorials, I got to work with Davinci Resolve which I must admit is unbeatably good, by far my favorite video editor. I already got into keyframing multiple videos back, and for the first time learned how to make keyframe animations smoother and more complex with Davinci's keyframe editor instead of making simple basic keyframe animations. Also the transitions Davinci Resolve provides are great and highly customizable. I already had over half a year's worth of editing experience with CapCut (I started using CapCut in November of 2023) and about a month or two with Canva's built in video editor, so I had an idea of many of the video editing basics, and then I learned about the Fusion page in Davinci Resolve, which is basically where you do VFX, motion graphics, and 3D effects, this is the section of Davinci Resolve where I made most of my 3D animations in this video. The Fusion page was at first very intimidating for me since it was very complex and I was afraid of using nodes, but I got used to it and am alot more comfortable in the Fusion page now. I also just recently learned about things like adjustment clips which i used a few times in this video, in the Ubuntu portion more specifically, so I definitely still have more to learn lol, but yeah. I kinda have a passion for video editing, it's something i truly enjoy, and I've really wanted to improve at it, so I dove right in and learned, and now here we are lol

​I gotta reiterate that your editing is amazing! Like - it's not just simple editing, but proper editing seen in like 'top-tier videos' (that's the best explanation I can think of currently!) And nice to see that editing is your passion - it's a hobby of mine without a doubt. Personally, I use Resolve, and have been using the latter since 2023ish. I started on Clipchamp of all things... (lol) then moved to the likes of CapCut and finally settled on Resolve. And I've loved it. It's been a really solid video editor apart from it's unstable nature, however it's not too much of an issue with me. I've also never really needed much editing, however I've recently transitioned to 'ease' keyframes via the Fusion tab, frankly painstakingly learning nodes along the way. I don't think I could edit nearly as well as you though - can't imagine how much time that would have taken. Also it's really impressive considering you are only 14 - being 13 myself I certainly take inspiration from you, as I'm striving to become a better editor and just a better content creator overall :) By the way, I've subscribed and watched almost all of your videos!!

@@MSNeptuned thank you so much! Truly appreciate the kind words :) Also great to hear it’s a hobby of yours lol, that’s awesome. Ah, other than the Clipchamp part which iirc has a similar layout to Canva aside from being a bit more useful, you seem to have a similar editing journey to mine when it comes to editing software lol. Davinci Resolve has been pretty stable for me aside from a few crashes here in there, mostly related to Crapple’s hardware and macOS, so it’s unfortunate to hear that it’s been unstable for you, any particular reasons that it crashes or are you not sure? Regarding the keyframes you’ll actually notice a little button at the bottom right of any track in the edit page that lets you smooth keyframes without needing to enter the Fusion tab, which I always use, unless you’re keyframing a 3D animation which requires using Fusion. lol I think you can get to my level with enough practice and playin around, a big portion of my video was 3D animations which have some tutorials on RUclips to help you learn about them. It did take me like 3 weeks to edit this so yea lol it took time, although that is partly because the MacBook Pro is practically a potato when previewing more complex animations in Davinci Resolve. I wish you luck with your editing and content creation journey! My original videos were definitely not on the same level as now, everyone has to start somewhere lol, also thanks, I appreciate the sub! Also hope you enjoyed my other vids lol

@@PenguinByte Honestly not sure why it crashes, lol. Regardless, it's okay - still works for me :) Also is it possible to do ease keyframes, on both zoom and position, or just one? And, yes, I did enjoy all of your videos thanks! :D

@@MSNeptuned as long as it still works! That does kind of suck tho. You can keyframe pretty much anything in the transform tab in (the one in the inspector), including zoom, X and Y position, tracking, and even effects and OpenFX like drop shadow, Gaussian blur, etc, etc. Also glad to hear you enjoyed my content!

Thanks! I am currently on Ubuntu 24.10 Oracular Oriole but I'm moving to Fedora 41 Workstation :)

Thank you! :)

@PenguinByte You're welcome. 🙂

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Thanks! I hope you enjoy the the vid when you get back :)

Thanks for the feedback!

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Thank you! I use Davinci Resolve 19 :)

@@PenguinByte God work with the Fusion. Did you use 3d workspace or only transform node?

@@kjcomputer Thanks lol, for most of the 3D compositions I used ImagePlane3D + (sometimes Duplicate3D, only for logos though, not for the apps) + Transform3D, and sometimes in a few cases I also added DirectionalLight (sometimes 2 of them) + AmbientLight, then linked them with a Merge3D node, and ofc finished it off with Renderer3D :) So if that’s what you mean by 3D workspace, yea used it

@@PenguinByte Thank you so much for sharing your workflow

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@@silverelite8433 thank you!

Thanks!

I'm not entirely sure what I selected. if I recall correctly maybe standard