@@LinuxTex Awesome!! I'm starting a channel to talk about open-source tools and DevOps in Portuguese. I'm using Kdenlive as an editor of videos. Who knows, maybe in the future I can learn to edit like you.
Canonical seems to be more interested in the server side of Linux, and less with the average user. They're becoming more like M$ and Apple. I don't think I'll be using anything of theirs in the future, unless they change.
The new software store is great and all, but the fact that they are making it so you can only search for and install Snaps and nothing from the repositories is a massive let down.
The Mint team's introduction of LMDE is another step away from Ubuntu.. perhaps they see the writing is on the wall.. Yeah, a Snap only software choice.. is this the future Canonical are striving for?! Seems so.
I tested 23.10 few days ago and the new store can search and install deb packages from the repo. It can't install downloaded deb files though, but that might be a bug (it just loads indefinitely). Also, sometimes deb packages won't show up but it works after force closing the store. 23.10 is still in beta so I'd say cut it some slack.
@@chairman67There was a video from a channel called Switched to Linux where it goes into more detail, but he talks about an article where the developers are literally talking about their plans to make everything snap-only. Here's a link to the video: ruclips.net/video/__eq0tWEI0c/видео.htmlsi=vFqvILuUdVFN-PEf
Yeah, it's why I left Ubuntu. Everyone complains about their forcing of snap packages and all Ubuntu devs do is ignore the complaints and double down. Nowadays I'm using Debian and it's a lot better
And also if you think tiling WMs and activities buttons are "big" changes thats just catering to those who dont use linux for what it was made for. Why no talk about the pre-installed rust compiler or the new updates to packages like libm, x11, new drivers for Nvidia, things that actually seperate this distro from the last ones on a functional level and not somethhing we could have acheived with xfce/i3 and a config file? you talk about tech specs for like 10-20 seconds with intel and amd both getting performance boosts xD and "numerous driver update".
It’s amazing how you make every distro look incredible on that MacBook template . Even Ubuntu looks good and that’s saying something!! 😅all ribbing aside, You should consider a career in advertising. Great work
@@coolinmac Cool, you carry on with your ruined OS that you can't restore to working order. I'm able to install software without installing software. Mind blown? Probably not.
just when 22.04 LTS pooped and we thought that the legacy of ubuntu is now at the end in the hands of canonical then 23.10 showed us the hope of not only its survivability but adding flutter to it will just destroy the the proprietary legacy of Billy G
@@cp_pdn You know what? maybe you're right! I just don't get this fetish for the not using the GUI, to do stuff on command line - that's not for the regular user. The command line is good for repetitive tasks. but if you only install an office suite once you are not going to remember if it's office or libreoffice or freeoffice or apacheoffice. The problem I found is that this insistence in the command line like will give the impression that the gui is insufficient on Linux - that's what I meant anyway...
Still broken packages, ignoring option during install "do not install online updates", problems scaling with hdpi screens etc... nothing has changed :D
Thanks for the video. 🎉Very informative as usual 😊. It would be much helpful if you can pls make a video on how to upgrade to this latest version from 23.04 using command prompt (WITHOUT ANY DATA LOSS). As last time I faced errors and I had to do a clean install. (Machine/LAPTOP is dual boot with WINDOWS 11)
2 things to take to heart here, first flutter is a google EEE, google is making a replace for all OS's and they want Dart and flutter to be the tools for it, so flutter is NOT a good thing, we don't know use it or any apps made with it. 2nd you use Mac device in your video, and make promises that Linux will run perfect on them, please don't as linux don't run that well on Mac right now... and it will hurt linux.
Looks very pretty indeed. But after I accidentally removed my ubuntu gnome and reinstalled the clean gnome version, it became my favourite option :D Only pitty are those snaps. I still have problems with them :/
you and the community you mention :( well, Ubuntu is NOT community driven but managed through a company called 'canonical'. Now, Ubuntu really HURTS the Linux philosophy of FREE Software, since it FORCES users to use their 'in-house' developed SNAPS .. no choice for users !!!
Having Google work on and endorse flutter is reason enough for me to never touch Ubuntu again. The main draw of Linux is to get out from the corporate overhead, but if such an entity creatures they framework on software distribution, welcome back to the corporate spire.
@@Saurin192 I know the funding is primarily from big tech, but GNU is not. GNU and Linux are 2 very separate entities. If big tech supports Linux though, why are many game developers only sticking to "big tech" operating systems like windows and exiling what has already been infiltrated?
@@kingcrimson123 Good to know, but i still have my reservations pertaining to anything originating from such a foul company ((as i say with my google account for youtube lol))
@@fennyfinari906 Given the market share, if the end user isn't interested in using Linux, why would developers be interested in creating native games for Linux? Returning to your initial comment, companies like Oracle, Google, or RedHat contribute to the Linux Kernel, and Torvalds doesn't align closely with the 'free' philosophy. Furthermore, what is GNU without the Linux kernel?
the store push Snap as Ubuntu want to we the windows store on Linux, they remove support for appimages and for flatpaks, and soon, also deb as they move to a all snap distro call Core. Ubuntu has become ANTI freedom.
Wrong! Minimal Installation is the way to go for everyone! And everything! Even Android users remove Bloatware and system apps to add ones they prefer!
Why "even" Android users? If anything, it's on mobile devices where bloatware is particularly unnerving (low space, they're often used on the run etc.).
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I just found your channel.... Very informative,also excellent production...you have also got the volume level spot on.....Subscribed.
Your editing skills are impressive. What softwares do you use to produce those stunning videos?
Thanks buddy.. I use Blender and Kdenlive.
my god man you are legit just open source editors
@@LinuxTex Awesome!! I'm starting a channel to talk about open-source tools and DevOps in Portuguese. I'm using Kdenlive as an editor of videos. Who knows, maybe in the future I can learn to edit like you.
Is it just me or am I getting some Microsoft store and Mac OS App Store vibes from Ubuntu’s software center?
Canonical seems to be more interested in the server side of Linux, and less with the average user. They're becoming more like M$ and Apple. I don't think I'll be using anything of theirs in the future, unless they change.
The new software store is great and all, but the fact that they are making it so you can only search for and install Snaps and nothing from the repositories is a massive let down.
The Mint team's introduction of LMDE is another step away from Ubuntu.. perhaps they see the writing is on the wall.. Yeah, a Snap only software choice.. is this the future Canonical are striving for?! Seems so.
I tested 23.10 few days ago and the new store can search and install deb packages from the repo. It can't install downloaded deb files though, but that might be a bug (it just loads indefinitely). Also, sometimes deb packages won't show up but it works after force closing the store.
23.10 is still in beta so I'd say cut it some slack.
@@chairman67There was a video from a channel called Switched to Linux where it goes into more detail, but he talks about an article where the developers are literally talking about their plans to make everything snap-only. Here's a link to the video: ruclips.net/video/__eq0tWEI0c/видео.htmlsi=vFqvILuUdVFN-PEf
Yeah, it's why I left Ubuntu. Everyone complains about their forcing of snap packages and all Ubuntu devs do is ignore the complaints and double down. Nowadays I'm using Debian and it's a lot better
@@chairman67They’ve been releasing LMDE for years. It remains their secondary offering.
When Windows 10 runs out of support im switching to linux permanently i think
Welcome to the party, we hope you enjoy your stay
Why do u show a macbook running linux.... Its break my heart!!!
Show a cool laptop which can actually run it!
Huh? I’m so confused he is running Ubuntu, this ain’t about the pc this about the os
Ubuntu now is not as good as it used to be couple of year ago, and choice for span packages makes it even worse imho
Google got their Play Store right on day 1
all these ubuntu/desktop linux idiots is just chasing their own tails for decades
can i install Nvidia rtx 2060 graphics drivers in that ???
Yes but separately
And also if you think tiling WMs and activities buttons are "big" changes thats just catering to those who dont use linux for what it was made for. Why no talk about the pre-installed rust compiler or the new updates to packages like libm, x11, new drivers for Nvidia, things that actually seperate this distro from the last ones on a functional level and not somethhing we could have acheived with xfce/i3 and a config file?
you talk about tech specs for like 10-20 seconds with intel and amd both getting performance boosts xD and "numerous driver update".
It’s amazing how you make every distro look incredible on that MacBook template . Even Ubuntu looks good and that’s saying something!! 😅all ribbing aside, You should consider a career in advertising. Great work
Looks like I have to switch again 😂😂
Just Linux Problems haa😉😉
@@LinuxTex yeah i hate this
Ubuntu is nice but NixOS is the future.
@@Flashback_Jack no, no its not. You are delusional
@@coolinmac
Cool, you carry on with your ruined OS that you can't restore to working order. I'm able to install software without installing software. Mind blown? Probably not.
just when 22.04 LTS pooped and we thought that the legacy of ubuntu is now at the end in the hands of canonical then 23.10 showed us the hope of not only its survivability but adding flutter to it will just destroy the the proprietary legacy of Billy G
There is much easy way to install both synaptic, Flatpak and Snap.
Debian 12.4.0 is fantastic.
4:01 "sometimes it never", 50 percent of the time it works every time
I use this distro for Ham Radio programs. By far Ubuntu outdone their selves.
You start by denigrating the Linux experience to promote you course...
😂😂
He did not ...
@@cp_pdn You know what? maybe you're right! I just don't get this fetish for the not using the GUI, to do stuff on command line - that's not for the regular user. The command line is good for repetitive tasks. but if you only install an office suite once you are not going to remember if it's office or libreoffice or freeoffice or apacheoffice.
The problem I found is that this insistence in the command line like will give the impression that the gui is insufficient on Linux - that's what I meant anyway...
Still broken packages, ignoring option during install "do not install online updates", problems scaling with hdpi screens etc... nothing has changed :D
Una persona no define una estadística general.
@@Saurin192 sorry we don't speak cartel language...
Of all the Linux channels out there this is by far my favorite. Quality at its best! Just love it!
Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
Bro is there any solution for ,On this software default apps in settings application is not opening if we open it then settings will be force quit
It's alright but it gives me static noises through headphone s and WiFi problems 😢
I have used only Ubuntu for the past four years. So nice os I love very much.
The Ubuntu KING THAN Windows for working
Nobody does superlatives like this guy.
Excellent review very informative, this version of Ubuntu looks amazing.
That pixel art wallpaper was sick.
I don't know why but I liked the gnome 43 so much..
Please do the similar video for fedora 39 once it's out of beta
Comment Boost!!
Thanks for the video. 🎉Very informative as usual 😊. It would be much helpful if you can pls make a video on how to upgrade to this latest version from 23.04 using command prompt (WITHOUT ANY DATA LOSS). As last time I faced errors and I had to do a clean install. (Machine/LAPTOP is dual boot with WINDOWS 11)
ZFS was already supported.
Bro how can i take Ros in new version 😢
Too bad i can't use Ubuntu. WiFi is always broken in my machine whenever i install any linux distro, but works automatically in Windows.
Have Ubuntu 23.10 PhotoShop Illustrator Softwere?????????
You learned English with Arnold Schwarzenegger... for sure...
He is Indian.
I'm Brazilian and I can understand more this guy than an American. Native English speakers sound like them has a egg in their mouths when speak.
@@RanchoX I'm BR and I feel the complete opposite xD
2 things to take to heart here, first flutter is a google EEE, google is making a replace for all OS's and they want Dart and flutter to be the tools for it, so flutter is NOT a good thing, we don't know use it or any apps made with it.
2nd you use Mac device in your video, and make promises that Linux will run perfect on them, please don't as linux don't run that well on Mac right now... and it will hurt linux.
Which is the smoothest debian desktop which is stable, have high performance, good battery backup etc. I need lts.
gotcha. lets keep debian and install whateva ubuntu added(if need)(theme wallpaper)
Flutter? Google? This is *_NOT_* good for linux....
Looks very pretty indeed. But after I accidentally removed my ubuntu gnome and reinstalled the clean gnome version, it became my favourite option :D
Only pitty are those snaps. I still have problems with them :/
I wish it had internal fan control as my 2011 iMac runs it fine...until video card overheats. SONOMA AT LEAST runs even with graphic "issues"
Subscribed 🎉🎉
Great and unique presentation! Well done. Subscribed =)
how do i get your wallpapper. I'm on 22.04
I wonder how this will work on my orangepi5 plus
Thanks for the good video ❤. Regards from northern germany.
Looks really great, and the Minotaur wallpaper is awesome.
great..... what tools you use to make video?
If you can increase font size I will appreciate
banda bina accent ke bolega toh zyada samajh mai aaega :) par koi kyu hi aise karega pata chal jaega na ki desi hai xD
My settings freeze a lot when i change things.
are you going to make a video about Fedora 39?
Please add subtitles to the video, it's a little difficult to understand your English.
Wdym I'm not a native English speaker and I can understand everything
THANKS FOR THIS DETAIL VIDEO MAN
My app center remains pacman or source
waiting for 24.04 when snap is not included
Outdated.
That was an april fools day prank.
nah i will stick with 20.6
Libreoffice version?
i use arch btw!
Nowhere near nix 😊
X11 ?! no Wayland ?
i am using now ubuntu
Just wow
amazing
This is sweet 🎉🎉🎉.
V editor 🤔
snaps are cr@p
is tiling assistant was there before or taken idea from windows?😅😅
you and the community you mention :( well, Ubuntu is NOT community driven but managed through a company called 'canonical'. Now, Ubuntu really HURTS the Linux philosophy of FREE Software, since it FORCES users to use their 'in-house' developed SNAPS .. no choice for users !!!
Cry about it lmao
Having Google work on and endorse flutter is reason enough for me to never touch Ubuntu again. The main draw of Linux is to get out from the corporate overhead, but if such an entity creatures they framework on software distribution, welcome back to the corporate spire.
Entonces deja de usar Linux, investiga qué empresas apoyan económicamente el kernel de Linux.
@@Saurin192 I know the funding is primarily from big tech, but GNU is not. GNU and Linux are 2 very separate entities. If big tech supports Linux though, why are many game developers only sticking to "big tech" operating systems like windows and exiling what has already been infiltrated?
Flutter is OSS
@@kingcrimson123 Good to know, but i still have my reservations pertaining to anything originating from such a foul company ((as i say with my google account for youtube lol))
@@fennyfinari906 Given the market share, if the end user isn't interested in using Linux, why would developers be interested in creating native games for Linux? Returning to your initial comment, companies like Oracle, Google, or RedHat contribute to the Linux Kernel, and Torvalds doesn't align closely with the 'free' philosophy. Furthermore, what is GNU without the Linux kernel?
the store push Snap as Ubuntu want to we the windows store on Linux, they remove support for appimages and for flatpaks, and soon, also deb as they move to a all snap distro call Core.
Ubuntu has become ANTI freedom.
finally windows is copying the linux 🙂
Wrong! Minimal Installation is the way to go for everyone! And everything! Even Android users remove Bloatware and system apps to add ones they prefer!
Why "even" Android users? If anything, it's on mobile devices where bloatware is particularly unnerving (low space, they're often used on the run etc.).
Still debian 12 is the best for me
Gnome 45 is most.polished DE in Linux now. Not like Ugly KDE. Ya I said it KDE is ugly and all over the place.
You are free to hold an incorrect opinion.
Cool 👍🏼