Check out my Toolbox to quickly Add/Remove programs, configure power settings, and system updates with the click of a button. github.com/TheLinuxITGuy/Toolbox
I'm a long time Ubuntu user. In fact, I'm writing this from a *Dell Vostro* laptop running *Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS.* After installing a new SSD on this machine, wiping Windows and installing Ubuntu, I feel like the system has become more *"useful".* Everything feels fast. The command line on Linux is a gem. *JetBrains IDEs* that took around 1 minute on my Windows system takes only seconds to open on my Ubuntu. I'm a big fan of the *Yaru theme.* I might give Linux mint a try as I have heard people say it's a great distro too. Nice vid btw!
Please research before switching. I'm researching mint tonight because I am seeing issues on my Ubuntu machine. Former Windows user trying to get into Linux here. Just clunky stuff. Software drivers. Wifi. Hard drive went bad or can't be read. Io errors. Could be my rig.
This was a good video, came across me randomly. I don't personally use either anymore, though Mint was my baby's first into Linux and was responsible for helping me go Linux full-time lol I prefer rolling distros these days but love to see Mint and Ubuntu continuing to carry the torch for OOTB distros, they really do help create new Linux users. Subbing, love the content!
Your channel is quickly catching up in popularity. I see the view and subscriber numbers. Nice. Good to be at the start. 😁 Edit: you know what you could do when you show things playing out on your screen? What others do too: zoom in, so that viewers see important details.
This was very informative. I really like Linux Mint it's been working very well on my Surface Laptop (yes lol). But I'm also very interested in Ubuntu, it looks more "up-to-date" than Mint. Thanks for sharing a comparison!
What 2 distros would you like to see go head to head next? Also, if there is a component you'd like to see compared that I might have missed, feel free to comment below.🔥
My Mint install uses 1.2 GB ram but Ubuntu running from USB was using almost 3GB of ram... Idk if it would use less ram if it were installed on the hard drive. 🤔
which one have better professional and business ethics? which one have their repo and servers maintainers does not violate their privileges and spying or even hacking on their users? thats all i care about. because thats the only reason of why i move to linux from windows.
Check out my Toolbox to quickly Add/Remove programs, configure power settings, and system updates with the click of a button. github.com/TheLinuxITGuy/Toolbox
I'm a long time Ubuntu user. In fact, I'm writing this from a *Dell Vostro* laptop running *Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS.* After installing a new SSD on this machine, wiping Windows and installing Ubuntu, I feel like the system has become more *"useful".* Everything feels fast. The command line on Linux is a gem. *JetBrains IDEs* that took around 1 minute on my Windows system takes only seconds to open on my Ubuntu. I'm a big fan of the *Yaru theme.* I might give Linux mint a try as I have heard people say it's a great distro too. Nice vid btw!
Thank you so much! Thanks for sharing and watching as well.
im just defeated. my head hurts I just wanted to understand the difference but I don't understand anything im so lost
Awesome video again! I'll stay with mint for now, but gotta say Ubuntu is really looking nice nowadays.
Thanks! Mint really is an awesome choice.
Please research before switching. I'm researching mint tonight because I am seeing issues on my Ubuntu machine. Former Windows user trying to get into Linux here. Just clunky stuff. Software drivers. Wifi. Hard drive went bad or can't be read. Io errors. Could be my rig.
@@houseandhobby6971 if you are switching from windows and a first time user, I couldn’t recommend Mint enough.
LMDE besto distro if you're just a normal human being who wants things to work.
Thanks for commenting. Can't go wrong with LMDE.
This was a good video, came across me randomly. I don't personally use either anymore, though Mint was my baby's first into Linux and was responsible for helping me go Linux full-time lol I prefer rolling distros these days but love to see Mint and Ubuntu continuing to carry the torch for OOTB distros, they really do help create new Linux users. Subbing, love the content!
Glad you enjoyed! I really appreciate the sub. What two distros would you like to see next?
Your channel is quickly catching up in popularity. I see the view and subscriber numbers. Nice.
Good to be at the start. 😁
Edit: you know what you could do when you show things playing out on your screen? What others do too: zoom in, so that viewers see important details.
Thanks for the tips!
@@TheLinuxITGuy I love you man, you do good things here!
This was very informative. I really like Linux Mint it's been working very well on my Surface Laptop (yes lol). But I'm also very interested in Ubuntu, it looks more "up-to-date" than Mint.
Thanks for sharing a comparison!
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching.
At this point i just used Ubuntu cubic to create my own distro just changed the default wallpapers and called it a new distro
Nice! Thanks for watching.
Great video! Keep up the good work.
Thanks for watching!
What 2 distros would you like to see go head to head next? Also, if there is a component you'd like to see compared that I might have missed, feel free to comment below.🔥
What about totally different DEs, like Openbox vs MATE or Cinnamon on the same distro?
Thanks for vid and user comments everybody. Was on windows then ubuntu and ive seen clunkiness with software. Going to try mint lmde.
You're going to love it! Thanks for watching.
I just flow better with Ubuntu.
My Mint install uses 1.2 GB ram but Ubuntu running from USB was using almost 3GB of ram... Idk if it would use less ram if it were installed on the hard drive. 🤔
Much less.
Mint 😊
I hate snaps So I Love linuxmint
Thanks for watching!
Ubuntu is super slow while booting so I'll test mint. Am a arch user by the way
Thanks for watching btw :)
which one have better professional and business ethics? which one have their repo and servers maintainers does not violate their privileges and spying or even hacking on their users? thats all i care about. because thats the only reason of why i move to linux from windows.
What do you do on your computer?
Linux Mint is better.... Ubuntu is not bad, but snap packages slows down everything.
Thanks for watching.