What is Linux? It's common to think that Linux is a single operating system when you've used Windows or Mac all your life. Every operating system for computers, cell phones, TVs and the like has a piece of software called the Kernel. It is responsible for keeping the entire operating system in order. It's like the core of the OS. The Linux you hear about is this Kernel, and all the operating systems that use this kernel are called Linux distributions. The criteria used for this choice were stability, similarities to the Windows graphical environment and, of course, personal taste. Website for testing Linux distributions online: distrosea.com/ With that said, when did you migrate to Linux? Which distribution do you use and why?
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My Fav one is LInux Mint......who come from Windows,can try this first(just change the wallpaper and the rest is ok,Mint have ugly standard wallpaper)...
Haha. It's a good choice, of all those on the list, Linux Mint is one of the best options for the average Windows user. It has a few bugs here and there, but so does Windows, and nothing that an update or a reboot won't fix. The debian version, in this case.
Windows 10 will be the last good Windows Operating System it's sad growing up I loved Windows but I hate what they did to Windows 11 the start menu is worse I am not using a paid for software just to change it and I would rather stay on Windows 10 or move to Linux at this point I am almost done with Steam wanting to go back to console. Microsoft is making it HARDER to upgrade now and I am not looking forward to a Copilot+ PC forcing Windows down your throat. Something needs to be done about this to me Windows 10 will be missed but it's not as good as Windows 7 ever will be it's sad you have to use Linux because Microsoft fails at meeting customer satisfaction it's either Linux or stay on a dying Operating System maybe I just won't care anymore and go back to the basics of a computer and emulate my games in the future. I am loving Linux and Windows but if I stayed on a dying Windows Operating System it would be Windows 10 I am still gonna attempt a dual boot with Linux to future proof Windows 10 because I can still always go back if I feel like doing so I have no issues with switching to Linux I am not using that cluster fuck of a Windows 11 Operating System sorry guys but I think I am thinking about being done with Windows all together idk yet I need to process this.
I think along similar lines. I've always used Windows, starting with the legendary Windows XP, then 8. I never had the pleasure of using Windows 7, my machine wouldn't run it. Windows 10, despite the minor bugs, was the best Windows for me. Windows 10 was supposed to be the last, but Microsoft's greed spoke louder. And now with its end... anyone who wants to have a minimum of privacy has no choice, they'll have to go to the Linux world or take the risk of staying on a system that will no longer receive security updates. After the end of support in October 2025, using Windows 10 will only be for very specific cases. Fortunately, compared to 5/10 years ago, Linux has improved a lot. It now has greater compatibility than before. The biggest obstacles I see for new Linux users would be program compatibility, system problems that can only be solved via the terminal and the lack of support for popular programs that you won't find in any Linux distribution: Adobe packages, FL Studio, Capcut... there are ways to get around this and use them, but not natively.
Haha. The little bit of Fedora I used (silverblue) I hated. I found the store too slow to load all its configurations first time. In addition, I haven't adapted to the Gnome interface, even though it's very pretty on Fedora. I also like Linux Mint. It's one of the best distros for beginners. Very stable and complete. I like the debian version, by the way.
I agree, but being free is the best there is at the moment. Unless you suggest another one. Criticizing is easy, but how about coming up with a solution?
People thirst for a real alternative to Windows like you can't believe! Problem is thus, the moment your regular Joe encounters the Linux terminal, and can't get by it to get something done he'd have absolutely no problems with on Windows, that's the last time he's gonna be bothering himself with Linux. Tons of IT expects don't bother themselves with Linux, since it has only 4% PC users of 2024! I think much sooner a version of a finally functional enough Android x86 is gonna fix this problem, than any PC Linux distro developer, cause creating a user-friendly system for normal human beings would be some unforgivable sin. You must be worthy of your Linux distro! Earn it by typing your ass off in the password prompts and terminal!
There are plenty of Linux distros that don't require you to know the terminal to use the system. Is it good to learn about it? Absolutely, but it's not a mandatory requirement for using any Linux distro, not anymore. What's more, in my opinion, the real problem with Linux (which isn't even the fault of the Kernel or the distros themselves) is compatibility. As you mentioned, compared to Windows, very few people use Linux, and most large companies don't want to provide support for Linux systems, which is terrible. Because otherwise, Linux is just as functional as Windows or Mac, but compatibility is what leaves something to be desired. Fortunately, it's much better these days, and with Valve's initiative to come into the Linux world, I think that in the future (who knows), more companies will come to Linux too. Just don't expect big brands like Adobe, forget about them.
Theoretically, you don't need the terminal, but practically, you won't solve even a minor problem without it. Regular people want to use a computer to type, not type to be able to use a computer. Can it be done on Linux? Android proved it can. Once we get a functional enough version of an Android x86, with Wine, Bottles, etc, out of the box, people are gonna look back at Windows like at some bad nightmare! I seriously doubt anybody likes Windows, wants to use it, likes Microsoft, nor Bill Gates, and his genecidal aspirations for the world he made all of his billions off of. Such an Android x86 would open an enormous market, with software developers having no choice but to play along with, including Adobe. Really, people are beyond sick of Microsoft.
@@arthurrock4979 Ah, but if you want to compare it to Android, there's the Gnome interface, which is very similar to an Android system. If you really want more privacy, you'll have no choice but to switch to Linux when w10 loses support or spend a fortune on a Mac.
As someone who uses Linux Mint (on a VM), it's certainly a very good option for people who just used Windows and transition to LInux, although Big Linux seems captivating.
Yes, I thought that Big Linux would be the best option, because it's really complete, but after using it for a few hours, I noticed some annoying bugs, but it was certainly due to the version of kde plasma 6, because before, on plasma 5, it seemed much better. Apart from that, although the store appears to be very complete, I find it a bit disorganized. At least, I heard they were redoing it. Now when will it be launched? I have no idea
mxLinux mentioned let's goooo!!! Migrated from Win10 about 4 months ago...never looked back, one of the best decision! I am still positively surprised to how stable Linux has been...could be due to the Debian base the mxLinux uses.
I tried it out in live mode on my PC, and I liked the idea of using less than 1gb of ram. Although the Linux Lite distro is well cited for this purpose, as a layman (hahaha), I felt that MX is more complete and stable. It's a distro that I'm sure I'll want to try out for a while in the future, especially the fluxbox version that caught my eye.
@@arnoldsmith5754 yes I'm on the same boat! my Win 10 is still there to play games. I'm contemplating to try gaming on Linux though...i remember something along the lines since MX-Linux uses sysVinit instead if systemd making it user go through more steps in order to do gaming on Linux. Actually this might be a good topic for a video since I've never seen in on RUclips. cheers mate!
Indeed! I recently installed Linux Lite, and although it doesn't have an integrated store like the others, it has the best resource monitor I've ever seen. Maybe I'll make another video about other better alternatives, like Linux Lite, CachyOS, EndeavourOS.... There's Nobara, but as it's made by just one person (or 3), and when you download it, it says that the distro is made as a hobby, so I won't include it. Regarding Big, I think it would be a better system if it were based on CachyOS or directly on Arch itself, but if it's better for devs, whatever
Well, you can always opt for a lighter distro, in the video I mentioned MX Linux, but there are others like Lubuntu, Linux Lite or Xubuntu. It's not the best way to test a distro, I use it more to see what it looks like, but you can go to the DistroSea website (distrosea.com/) and see if you like some of the ones I've mentioned.
What is Linux? It's common to think that Linux is a single operating system when you've used Windows or Mac all your life.
Every operating system for computers, cell phones, TVs and the like has a piece of software called the Kernel. It is responsible for keeping the entire operating system in order. It's like the core of the OS. The Linux you hear about is this Kernel, and all the operating systems that use this kernel are called Linux distributions.
The criteria used for this choice were stability, similarities to the Windows graphical environment and, of course, personal taste.
Website for testing Linux distributions online: distrosea.com/
With that said, when did you migrate to Linux? Which distribution do you use and why?
This isn't a legit video, it's an "AI" generated spammy thing.
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My Fav one is LInux Mint......who come from Windows,can try this first(just change the wallpaper and the rest is ok,Mint have ugly standard wallpaper)...
Haha. It's a good choice, of all those on the list, Linux Mint is one of the best options for the average Windows user. It has a few bugs here and there, but so does Windows, and nothing that an update or a reboot won't fix. The debian version, in this case.
Neat video! Good job. Im new to linux and this helped.
I'm happy about that. Which distro did you choose?
@@KnowledgeExplainedIn mint
Linux Mint MATE desktop. Or LMDE
Windows 10 will be the last good Windows Operating System it's sad growing up I loved Windows but I hate what they did to Windows 11 the start menu is worse I am not using a paid for software just to change it and I would rather stay on Windows 10 or move to Linux at this point I am almost done with Steam wanting to go back to console. Microsoft is making it HARDER to upgrade now and I am not looking forward to a Copilot+ PC forcing Windows down your throat. Something needs to be done about this to me Windows 10 will be missed but it's not as good as Windows 7 ever will be it's sad you have to use Linux because Microsoft fails at meeting customer satisfaction it's either Linux or stay on a dying Operating System maybe I just won't care anymore and go back to the basics of a computer and emulate my games in the future. I am loving Linux and Windows but if I stayed on a dying Windows Operating System it would be Windows 10 I am still gonna attempt a dual boot with Linux to future proof Windows 10 because I can still always go back if I feel like doing so I have no issues with switching to Linux I am not using that cluster fuck of a Windows 11 Operating System sorry guys but I think I am thinking about being done with Windows all together idk yet I need to process this.
I think along similar lines. I've always used Windows, starting with the legendary Windows XP, then 8. I never had the pleasure of using Windows 7, my machine wouldn't run it.
Windows 10, despite the minor bugs, was the best Windows for me. Windows 10 was supposed to be the last, but Microsoft's greed spoke louder.
And now with its end... anyone who wants to have a minimum of privacy has no choice, they'll have to go to the Linux world or take the risk of staying on a system that will no longer receive security updates. After the end of support in October 2025, using Windows 10 will only be for very specific cases.
Fortunately, compared to 5/10 years ago, Linux has improved a lot. It now has greater compatibility than before. The biggest obstacles I see for new Linux users would be program compatibility, system problems that can only be solved via the terminal and the lack of support for popular programs that you won't find in any Linux distribution: Adobe packages, FL Studio, Capcut... there are ways to get around this and use them, but not natively.
Fedora is my favorite. But I use Linux Mint. XD
Haha. The little bit of Fedora I used (silverblue) I hated. I found the store too slow to load all its configurations first time. In addition, I haven't adapted to the Gnome interface, even though it's very pretty on Fedora.
I also like Linux Mint. It's one of the best distros for beginners. Very stable and complete. I like the debian version, by the way.
I use Linux Mint btw.
@@aency LMDE or based Ubuntu?
Fedora got NTRed💀💔
@@atiqk8871 NTRead? What is it?
I cannot believe they gave any time to the scamming kubuntu. WARNING, USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.
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Horrible text-to-speech.
I agree, but being free is the best there is at the moment. Unless you suggest another one.
Criticizing is easy, but how about coming up with a solution?
@@KnowledgeExplainedIn Record your own voice. That is also free.
People thirst for a real alternative to Windows like you can't believe! Problem is thus, the moment your regular Joe encounters the Linux terminal, and can't get by it to get something done he'd have absolutely no problems with on Windows, that's the last time he's gonna be bothering himself with Linux. Tons of IT expects don't bother themselves with Linux, since it has only 4% PC users of 2024! I think much sooner a version of a finally functional enough Android x86 is gonna fix this problem, than any PC Linux distro developer, cause creating a user-friendly system for normal human beings would be some unforgivable sin. You must be worthy of your Linux distro! Earn it by typing your ass off in the password prompts and terminal!
There are plenty of Linux distros that don't require you to know the terminal to use the system. Is it good to learn about it? Absolutely, but it's not a mandatory requirement for using any Linux distro, not anymore.
What's more, in my opinion, the real problem with Linux (which isn't even the fault of the Kernel or the distros themselves) is compatibility. As you mentioned, compared to Windows, very few people use Linux, and most large companies don't want to provide support for Linux systems, which is terrible. Because otherwise, Linux is just as functional as Windows or Mac, but compatibility is what leaves something to be desired. Fortunately, it's much better these days, and with Valve's initiative to come into the Linux world, I think that in the future (who knows), more companies will come to Linux too.
Just don't expect big brands like Adobe, forget about them.
Theoretically, you don't need the terminal, but practically, you won't solve even a minor problem without it. Regular people want to use a computer to type, not type to be able to use a computer. Can it be done on Linux? Android proved it can. Once we get a functional enough version of an Android x86, with Wine, Bottles, etc, out of the box, people are gonna look back at Windows like at some bad nightmare! I seriously doubt anybody likes Windows, wants to use it, likes Microsoft, nor Bill Gates, and his genecidal aspirations for the world he made all of his billions off of. Such an Android x86 would open an enormous market, with software developers having no choice but to play along with, including Adobe. Really, people are beyond sick of Microsoft.
Btw, my personal favorite is Gecko, cause it's SUSE, with the wonderful YaST, along with the stuff you actually need.
@@arthurrock4979 Ah, but if you want to compare it to Android, there's the Gnome interface, which is very similar to an Android system. If you really want more privacy, you'll have no choice but to switch to Linux when w10 loses support or spend a fortune on a Mac.
@@arthurrock4979 I'd never heard of it, at first glance I thought it was Gentoo, until I read it properly.
As someone who uses Linux Mint (on a VM), it's certainly a very good option for people who just used Windows and transition to LInux, although Big Linux seems captivating.
Yes, I thought that Big Linux would be the best option, because it's really complete, but after using it for a few hours, I noticed some annoying bugs, but it was certainly due to the version of kde plasma 6, because before, on plasma 5, it seemed much better. Apart from that, although the store appears to be very complete, I find it a bit disorganized. At least, I heard they were redoing it. Now when will it be launched? I have no idea
ive tried it and it seemed buggy but its your computer. lol
@csh9853 I also crash it daily but it's my fault tbh (But I still use it but now as a daily-driver no dual-boot)
mostly using peppermintos and solydx, both good distros too.
I believe. But good for those who already know Linux, because for beginners....
mxLinux mentioned let's goooo!!!
Migrated from Win10 about 4 months ago...never looked back, one of the best decision!
I am still positively surprised to how stable Linux has been...could be due to the Debian base the mxLinux uses.
I tried it out in live mode on my PC, and I liked the idea of using less than 1gb of ram. Although the Linux Lite distro is well cited for this purpose, as a layman (hahaha), I felt that MX is more complete and stable. It's a distro that I'm sure I'll want to try out for a while in the future, especially the fluxbox version that caught my eye.
i use MX23.3 as my daily driver its easy to setup and upgrades in very short time without a reboot i do use a win 11 partition for my offline games
@@arnoldsmith5754 Good. Does it have good compatibility with AMD processors and audio as well?
@@arnoldsmith5754 yes I'm on the same boat! my Win 10 is still there to play games. I'm contemplating to try gaming on Linux though...i remember something along the lines since MX-Linux uses sysVinit instead if systemd making it user go through more steps in order to do gaming on Linux.
Actually this might be a good topic for a video since I've never seen in on RUclips. cheers mate!
I miss OpenSuse on that list
There were other options missing, maybe in the future I'll do a second part, but I'd have to test these distros better.
AI junk video
It's the future
Ai junked comment @@KnowledgeExplainedIn
@@U00v Haha. Interesting that it's an AI!
@LinuxNerdPod That's nice. It's the dirt going away by itself, without me having to clean it up. Have a good day :)
Video make by real man. Only Voice generated by a.i. not everybody can speak English
big linux and manjaro may have package breaks so use with caution. everyone always skips over linux lite but its a very good ubuntu based distro.
Indeed! I recently installed Linux Lite, and although it doesn't have an integrated store like the others, it has the best resource monitor I've ever seen. Maybe I'll make another video about other better alternatives, like Linux Lite, CachyOS, EndeavourOS.... There's Nobara, but as it's made by just one person (or 3), and when you download it, it says that the distro is made as a hobby, so I won't include it.
Regarding Big, I think it would be a better system if it were based on CachyOS or directly on Arch itself, but if it's better for devs, whatever
Every stupid distro is just Debian or Arch in its core. While rolling Arch is not a real operation system but an it-hobby😉, Debian is still the king.
Not quite true. Some are Fedora and at least one of them is Gentoo.
@@JohnvanCapel You are right. Wanted to write "Nearly every..." 😁
How do you guys deal with the heating issue of linux? Used ubuntu 24 and just one tab of firefox heats up my laptop.
Well, you can always opt for a lighter distro, in the video I mentioned MX Linux, but there are others like Lubuntu, Linux Lite or Xubuntu. It's not the best way to test a distro, I use it more to see what it looks like, but you can go to the DistroSea website (distrosea.com/) and see if you like some of the ones I've mentioned.
Gnome environments are also generally a little heavier than KDE Plama, XFCE or Cinnamon.