Alternative to Windows 11 | Wubuntu
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2024
- Alternative to Windows 11 | Wubuntu
So you have an old pc that don't support Windows 11 and you want to continue to use that old pc? Well this is where Wubuntu fills the gap, with support up until 2027. Its a Windows 11 knockoff by Linux.
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I think this is a great idea. The closer we get to Oct 2025 more and more people are going to need to find an alternative if they don't want to pony up for new hardware.
Exactly especially considering today's prices have gone bonkers especially on the GPU side of things even Intel's second generation core i3,i5,i7 is more than fast enough for everyday task gaming is a different matter altogether and you really don't need to go to the top of the line anyway
I still think Linux Mint is a better option than this, it's closer to Windows 10 layout wise. It's also a *reputable* option
No matter what you do, Linux is a different OS, and having a clone-ish UI doesn't fix that, especially since Windows 11 UI isn't the most popular to begin with.
Not to mention this lawsuit from Microsoft written all over it since they're selling licenses...
@@Plazmal If all you do is surf I think ChomeOS Flex is the best.. If you actually need to use programs etc I can see this has a good option.
Hospitals, and another branches.
you can just install windows 11, but still
Cloudy in London? Who could have guessed.
Always the same mate
@@Britec09is it raining there? It's currently raining in here in California
@@godstenrules Albert Hammond - It Never Rains in Southern California
@zootallures6470 Wrong! It does actually rain in California
@@godstenrules So Albert Hammond was wrong.
It's almost like they're trying too hard. I'm worried that the developers of this distribution might be blasted by Microsoft and/or Canonical.
I am sure they are breaking the rules some how
If they're charging for it then they might. But Microsoft doesn't want to bring attention to a competitor by suing them.
They might not be breaking any rules. As long as they aren't using Microsoft's assets, recreating a GUI to resemble another, I think, is allowed. Linux distros can be sold. They don't have to be free. For $35 it seems like a decent price for people who want a familiar interface on older hardware. My concern is that Linux including Ubuntu will move to requiring updated more secure hardware. If that happens, then this could end up as a dead branch.
@@uncleeliasthe icons and themes are 100% stolen assets. Even if you want to use this it's a scam to pay for it. It's linux, you can just install the things missing in the free version that are present in the pro one.
I've been a Windows user for years and have been very satisfied for the most part. However, I may switch if Microsoft insists on ramming AI down my throat!
As long as the AI part can be disabled/removed, It's all good.
please switch to something reputable and not whatever this fishstank OS is 🙏
Wubuntu right now ships with 22.04 and a 6.2 kernel which is nice. The installation is straight forward with one caveat: The distro team is based in Brazil, and it appears that the language and keyboard settings need to be changed during the installation process. For Linux users in the US who are used to just click through without paying attention since everything defaults to US settings anyway for Ubuntu based distributions, this might come as a surprise after the first reboot when the keyboard seems to be misbehaving and has to be adjusted in the settings. Otherwise it's really a well done UI clone, with all the tools necessary to actually run Windows native applications if that's required. Whether the distribution will survive a copyright challenge is a different question, however the Lindows/Linspire case seems to indicate that it would be difficult for Microsoft to get a cease and desist ruling in the US.
This is not all this distro is a poison to linux, which in the past they were holding data from users... seriously, do not use this, linux mint or even ubuntu or similiar are a much better option.
In terms of data yes i'd say even windows is in a much better position.
Thanks Brian. A fun video, but of no appeal to me personally. I use both Windows and Linux so I need them to look different enough to help remind me which one I am using.
I thought there should be some watermark or something small distinguishing. There is a red color version. A good distro for older machines that cannot install Windows11. I am on Windows10 on an old but still capable PC.
@@sezwo5774 I've run W10 on old PCs from the dawn of W7. But W10 is usually really slow on such old hardware. Linux is so much faster.
Anyone who needs to run Windows should invest in state of the art hardware.
Well, it's been around a long time now. Since 2007. It just recently changed the name from LinuxFX to Wubuntu. It's gone through a few name changes. Before it was LinuxFX, it was WindowsFX. Great video as always.
Wonder if they're just hiding from the past (LinuxFX data leaks) or something else. Selling a license for ripped off stuff on top of open source software is pretty sketchy.
It would be a good idea if software writers could takeover windows 10 at the end of 25 to write security code to provide updates if you cannot update your pc to windows 11.
That is what I was wishing for windows 7
Windows ltsc?
Windows 10 LTSC 2019 is officialy supported till 2029, Windows 10 ioT LTSC will be supported till 2031, enough time for older pcs to last ;)
That would need a lot of Wine development to support all the Windows programs.
Windows XP has legacy update. Who knows if they will support 10.
I don't advise user switching from Windows to try this. Other Linux users on here who have more experience in Linux have said that LinuxFX from which this is based had infected some PC's with Malware so it's not secure. Also the fact that they are charging so much money to use this doesn't sound right. If you are looking to try Linux for the first time then use the main distros like Linux Mint or one of the Ubuntu spins like Kubuntu or Ubuntu Mate. At least with them you know who you are dealing with.
Yes it solved a problem I have with "Authy" Authy is no longer supported on my Windows 11 PC, but Android and Linux versions are still available. Because I need two working versions of "Authy" this solved my problem. Especially as I have in on a USB connected SSD drive 250GB and I can boot from it when required. Yes bought a licence for $35. Everything is working perfectly. So it enables me to use "Authy" Linux version. And learn about Linux as a side issue. Highly recommended for more experienced IT people. This is not recommended for novices. As extra skills and a lot of patience is required. I made a Backup Image with my PC booted into Windows 11 using Macrium Reflect Licenced version, Android App also installed for further investigation. Good project. It's excellent work by the design team.
I installed it for my educational value and installed it 2 days before your video was released. It's installed on an External USB SSD NVMe M.2 500GB drive. Works perfectly, and I use it for having a backup version of "Authy" 2FA because the Company have Sundowned "Authy Desktop" I have it on an Android Tablet, but wanted "Authy" on Linux. I can pull out the USB SSD NVMe M,2 Device. I can then plug it in to my Desktop PC and boot to the External SSD, and within a minute, I have WUBUNTO with "Authy" running.
As a daily driver no, for a joke os to see if my 70 year old dad would notice, yes
DO NOT INSTALL!
This is a successor to one of the most hated distros ever - Linuxfx. From the same creators and everything, it's stupid. It's based on Kubuntu which itself is open source, and this distro violates the GPL. NOT RECOMMENDED, INSTALL AT YOUR OWN RISK!
seriously? hate much?
Thanks for sharing
As a windows licence is way less than this....why? If you want a decent Linux MX is way better.
Loads of better Linux Distro than this
this is hands down the worst distro out there.
edit:wubuntu i mean.
Great video....can you kindly show us what the W10 looks like please?
I wouldn't use this distro because of the possibility of legal issues and of the developer being sued or the operating system being blocked by either Microsoft or Ubuntu. Another awesome review video of an alternativec to windows even though it's not one i would recommend.
I would not use it
I do 100% agree, my thoughts on this if you want to go the Linux route, go full-on Linux.
Yes David and as I mentioned in my own comment I found the Linus Mint Cinnamon more user friendly than Ubuntu although I still do not like or fully understand that darn sudo command. Plus I wonder how long it will be before Microsoft jump on this OS as it does feature Edge as a browser something I suspect Microsoft will find illegal even if one pays for the asked for licence fee by the Linux people.
Apparently they also have a history of leaking data (LinuxFX) which is a concern.
I like switching to Linux as much as the next guy, but I wouldn't touch this one.
Sometimes I like W10, sometimes I like Zorin, sometimes I like IOS, nobody wears the same clothes everyday… why choose one OS..there’s no best OS 😊 just have some fun with computer and have a nice walk in nature once in a while best to you from the Netherlands…
Wise words!!
I can do 90% of my things on Linux, but still use both Linux and Win10 as each have their strengths/weaknesses. Unfortunately not all app options are available in Linux compared to the Windows app.
The license isn't such a bad deal when you consider that when Microsoft end support of Windows 10 in 2025 many people will simply run a vulnerable version of Windows. This allows you to run Windows 11 like system for much less than buying a new PC with WIndows 11 on it.
Finally. I can have all the stuff I'd uninstall after a fresh Windows installation but on Linux.
Great video, well explained. I agree with one of the comments on your page in that Microsoft is getting too aggressive in that they want to control your PC down to the BIOS level, and force you to have a Microsoft account. I'm glad to see those who write code are creating competitive alternatives. For those who like to write code, which I do not, keep at the great work. Who knows? You might create an alternative that is so impressive and user friendly that would rival those who feel they leave you no choice
Just when you think Hannah Montana Linux, AmogOS and UwUntu are cringey enough, here comes the one that beats them all.
the widgets look better than the real 11 one
I'm selling an old laptop. I loaded Kubuntu and listed on eBay. Not many takers. I will redo the install with Wubuntu and revise my listing.
I prefer debian for consumer since they break quite less often as opposed to Ubuntu especially with nvidia. For development, i would use Linux mint main edition and for consumer Linux mint Debian edition is just so good out of the box without much tweaking needed.
Nice one Brian. am trying it out on a laptop to see if it will run Ham radio programs that are written for windows. If not then it's back to Win 11. but Thanks anyways.
I really like the look of Linux Mint. I'd pass on Wubuntu personally, because it looks like Windows 11 (not a fan). Also, I am curious as to this system's vulnerabilities to viruses and malware with it's use of Windows programs. Seems like an anitvirus would be a must, whereas with other Linux systems maybe not so much.
There is NO alternative for Windows as long as the big Software companies for serious pro software (Adobe, AutoDesk and many more) don't produce Linux compatible programs. Forget GIMP and many "so called" alternatives!
Having a os that looks exactly like windows (but not), is imo a horrible idea. If you dress up linux to look exactly like windows people will think they are the same thing - this is not a good thing! Running onedrive though wine is one of the most stupidly risky ideas I have ever heard! People will try to run exes like windows and will have a terrible experience To be fair though, this looks scarily accurate. I would recommend that new users try something with the windows layout - like cinnamon or kde; but not something that copies everything about windows.
The acid test for me is whether updates are just as abysmal as real Windows haha! No point in having a looky-likey unless it also gets lots of bugs and limps from one securuty issue to another on a regular basis. 😀 Beats me why anyone would want to imitate such a poor UI. Oh and if you look hard enough you will find a Linux distro with an interface that looks like a Mac. Never judge a book by its cover - its the underlying OS that matters.
Not sure why anyone would want to use this distro, Linux has plenty that are way better than this in my opinion
I don't think Microsoft is going to be cool with this at all. I like it though
They could be sued, which is not a good thing
@@Britec09 plus the fact that a person like me who doesn't use Linux isn't really learning Linux when it looks like Windows
@@Britec09 I don’t see them bothering with it. Its a good advertisement for Windows and its positive publicity for Microsoft.
So this is basically just ubuntu with a reskinned kde plasma theming...these are distributing microsoft assets without charge.?..is that not a copyright violation.Has this been approved by canonical as it's using ubuntu branding.?...I would steer clear of this and either use genuine windows or ubuntu....thank you brian.
Hi Brian I'd like to see more of this operating system in more detail.
I have a hp laptop with win 10 and I am not able to upgrade it to the latest version win 10 even HP have no idea why. I am limited in internet as everthing I do has to be hotspoted from my mobile phones data and thats about 25gigs a month.
So if I'm not asking to much could you do a better review of this system
Cheers Anthony
Very good alternative to Windows OS. The ease to installing windows applications will make them more better.
This still ships with Microsoft bloatware. Zorin OS way to go.
I like Zorin OS
@@Britec09 yeah it's great. Gets the job done.
No it ship other thing then just MS stuff
Will it run Adobe programs? Will it run Autodesk programs? Will it run Cakewalk sonar? Will it run painter x? Will it run various circuit design and CAD programs that were written only for windows?
Thank you for sharing
🏆🤗🙏💙
You are so welcome
Unless this can run the Adobe suite of software, other photography tools, and has a full MS Office compatible that runs EXACTLY as the Windows versions, then NO version of Linux will work for me. As much as Win 11 is beginning to piss me off, I guess I'll just have to live with it.
This seems more like a temporary/transitional solution, rather than a permanent one. While I don't mind that it's a "Windows Ripoff", my main concern is how long this OS will be around. Distros come & go all the time, but it might disappear sooner if Microsoft takes issue with this one. This would leave users stuck going back to Windows or trying to run an unsupported OS (Wubuntu or Win10).
Many thanks for this video! 🎉😊
35 dollars for a license key, and they allow you to buy multiple licenses as well, this is pretty funny, there have been others you're right but this is very close, someone's in trouble lol.
I have moved to Wubuntu and it's helped me move away from Windows 11.
I've also discovered Linux to be very advanced and easy to use.
Windows 11 used to cause my fan to run like crazy and my battery to last 1hr max. With Linux, I'm getting 3-4hrs.
People use Windows because they want it to run Windows software, not because they like the look and function of it.
Hmm Brian it looks rather nice although I am a bit concerned on how the security features are handled on this OS. For example could one install ESET as I use it on my Windows machines finding it far superior to any other suites I have tried?? Th other thing about the Linux systems that I have used in the past is that annoying and confusing use of the sudo command is that still going to be the norm for Wubuntu? I think that $35 for the licence is really quite reasonable compared to what we pay for the Microsoft product. I have used Ubuntu in the past but found it not as good as the Mint Cinnamon OS which I have a hard drive loaded with on my old Sandy Bridge build and again it is good that one does not have to worry about hardware restrictions.
Installing a linux based AV program would make more sense.
@@erickanter4090 WHere did you read that?
So it's just Ubuntu with a customised Plasma desktop. Not worth paying out for tbh.
I don't want an OS that reminds me of Windows.
All good points. Thanks.
Thanks for a great video. I tried WUBUNTU on my old Acer Aspire laptop (Intel Pentium dual-core and 4 GB RAM) and the Windows 11 Plasma installed and ran just fine. I like the look and features. However, when I tried to install on my 4 processor AMD tower (8GB RAM), the installation failed for various reasons at least 4 times. I eventually gave up on the Win 11 version. The Windows 10 version installed, but when I tried to run a Windows program that used a device connected to a USB port, connecting to the device crashed the system every time.
I think it's a good idea, but I've seen a lot of comments about the legality of using so much of the Windows system. What happens if I get well into WUBUNTU and Microsoft suddenly turns their legal staff on the developers?
Okay but can it run Crysis?
Yes!
I bet Wubuntu performs better than Windows though!!
Wubuntu = Windowsfx = Linuxfx.
It's a scam.Major copyright and GDPR issues.
STOP giving this Linux distro oxygen. (Yes, ask me, I know things ...)
What do you recommend for the people who hate windows because of all the telemetry and want to stop it, outside of things like portmaster, wireshark, etc?
I assume you are asking for tools to plug into to Windows?
I know nothing about those - I just install Linux when I don;t need to be spied on by Windows.
Linux mint👍❤️
@@AlesAndBluesGuy Nice one, Mint and MX are my favourites. Other flavours may suit others better.
Yes like Aleman I prefer the Mint Cinnamon over Ubuntu if I were to go Linux on my older machines - which I have a secondary hard drive already loaded onto it on my old Sandy Bridge build.
I too recommend Linux Mint Cinnamon as a good stepping stone. I have since moved on to Kubuntu KDE Plasma, which is now my all-time favorite distro.
Didn't work.
error: failure reading sector 0x0 from 'cde'.
error: failure reading sector 0x0 from `cde'. error: no such device: aidcd625-7301-4584-a2e0-e3c3310eca84. error: file/boot/vmlinuz-6.1.0-10-amd64' not found. error: you need to load the kernel first.
This Distro is not open source, next to no support, full of MS software and updates last as long as on the genuine windows. How do I know.
I know its not open source, I would not use it.
Good Morning Brian. Wanted to know is there a way to download Wubuntu and set the computer up for a "Dual Boot" to choose which one you want to be able to play around with Wubuntu before a full change over? Many thanks my friend!! 🙂
Very inofrmative and useful video. I have a couple of questions though - do you install it when Windows is still on the computer and acttive? Or must you strip out windows 10 before installing it? Second question can I download wubuntu now while its free and save to install later? Oh and 3rd thing just thought of - is the Wine app already built-in to it or is it fetched separately? Thanks
don't download this please. it's such a dubious OS.
🙂 neat, i remember long time ago there were Distros that cloned XP and 7 but Microsoft complained and so they discontinued them. Maybe this Distro will have legs and will be left alone?
Looks like KDE Plasma with a Windows Skin on top just an other Linux Distribution based on Ubuntu with KDE Plasma as Desktop Environment
also costs money 💀
It’s a lawsuit in the making - piracy
People, just have to find alternative for windows....today have notice ,windows don't install older hardware drivers during update...on the other hand, if you not using specific software running in windows environment , you will be much happier with Linux distribution.
I'm pretty sure they are not charging for the Distro but for the support.
Anyway there isn't much point getting Wubuntu because you can theme any Distro to look like Windows or for that matter Mac OS, but its a free world when it comes to Linux so people can do what they want unlike other operating systems.
I think they're charging for the Powertoys clone.
Unless I can take over all my software from Windows then it's no good to me I've got too much important software I use daily to let go now!!!!
Thanks for watching
You're gonna have to just put up with Microsoft OS's then.
If I wanted an OS that had a horrible UI that looked like WIndows 11, I would just use Windows 11.
But, as always, to each his own.
Hi Brian, to be honest, If I wanted Linux I'd go full-on Linux.
It looks very close to Windows 11, and I do agree with some comments I've read and what you said in the video. Copyright infringements, etc.
Myself I would not use it. (Due to the Copyright Copyright infringements)
Thanks, for the video.
Funny stories they said the same thing about Lindows one thing was it never made it to court instead Microsoft ended up pay them ton money to setter out court because there was a 99% chance Microsoft was going to lose the word windows as is generic name if the judge had sided with OpenSystems LLC this is what would happen if Lindows had stuck to their guns and kept fighting. Source of deep in mind you're talking about copywriting infringement on what the images if that's the case then maybe microsoft should remove it from the open source code for linux I thought it was just a mimic Windows 11 is not exactly the same as Windows 11
If you can’t run 24H2, this is the is the distro for you! No demanding hardware requirements to run Wubuntu and its targeted to Windows users, particularly those with PCs Microsoft has left behind. 😊
Very interesting.. Why they decided to go with edge is beyond me, but thats a quick fix.. and onedrive... well i suppose 1 or 2 linux people would let MS co-own their personal stuff
Is there a windows 10 themed version? Seems odd to be avoiding Windows 11 and then getting something that looks like it. Odd because of Microsoft owning all of your computer content in 11. Not relating to compatibility
Good vid brian as always useful informative😊
Great Video. I am using this "Distro " on a surface laptop 2 including the Touch Funktionality. I have paid for the Pro Version. Why not support someone for their work they do.
I am using it to "fool" my Windows Fan Boys 🙂 Yes I also have WIN 11 machines, Linux Machines and MAC OS devices.
As they are based in Brasil it seems they don´t care about any Microsoft "Layout" or such.
Thumbs Up and more of this.
I don't see the point of this OS, plenty of other better Linux distro's to choose from.
@@Britec09 You are right . I am using MX Linux as my daily driver. But for a Windows User I see some benefits on this OS. But t that's my point of view.
The power key is $35 per user and there are other rates for groups
I seen that being checked out and I went Zorin 17 Pro as a new user instead maybe later in the long run till the the bugs are fixed in it like some stuff dont really work for now, I rather go for a stable Linux OS user friendly. The choice I made ditching Windows is a decision I will not regret.
They did a good job in swtting things up tho. Good effort. Just not sure about the windows branding nd stuffs legally.
I am sure they are breaking Microsoft's TOS
I had a Pentium-4 Linux PC once, along with my Windows PCs. I'll probably install Ubuntu on my 2012 Dell W10 desktop after W10 end of support.
I don't see the purpose of this unless you just really like the W11 desktop. Linux Mint Cinnamon is a clean, easy to use desktop that reminds me of Win 98/2000. No one should have trouble using Cinnamon if you've ever used Windows. To me the purpose of moving to Linux was to get *away* from Windows.
In my experience If you over mod Linux then in time things break. The update repository is probably Ubuntu and they will not take mods in to account when updates/security patches are provided. Also Linux is not Windows so Ex Windows user will find some frustrations. As mentioned below I believe that Zorin is the way to go if your are moving to Linux. Zorin is not a Windows clone but the functionality is very close and in my experience it is a solid distro based on Ubuntu and Gnome.
Hmmm, I could see a use for this on older hardware, but I am like you I wonder if Microsoft will let this fly. I would not spend any money on it that much is for sure until I seen it was going stay up. I can see this starting a lawsuit.
I'd like to know about installing a system like that on my current PC running 11, with all of my programs. Will it preserve my slew of programs that are installed; video making programs et cetera, a lot... does it inherit the current software or not? Being threatened now to lose access to my system, when Microsoft uploads their newer system, is very malevolent.
Squarely targeted at those using hardware that is not supported by Win 11 and who are running Win 10 right now.
Does Wubuntu come with dark theme option.
yes
thank you@@technological69
All the stuff they are showing can be used on any distro that's running the KDE desktop environment for free and just a couple of clicks in Discover software center. I guess there's a sucker out there for anything these days. I wouldn't shed a tear if Microsoft did go after this shady operation.
All it is to me it seems someone just added all the themes and then some for Windows 11. You could already do manual. The Copilot is new.
If I can literally install any Windows based application and have it work without a ton of fiddling Linux normally requires, then I'll jump straight to it and dump Windows.
I have downloaded a Bootable usb for Ubuntu with long term support, I placed an 8gb persistent storage as a partition on a 32gb USB drive.
I tried to download Microsoft Edge but it failed.
If this new distro is available on a Bootable usb, I'm going to do it today. My opinion for looking into moving away is windows 10 is affordable. I have yet to cross over to putting a Linux on my hard drive. Any tips. I use Rufus.
looks like a good replacement for a q6600 PC I have just put win 10 on this PC but its pretty snappy with a ssd.
In case my pc won't support Windows 11 it's still possible to install it on unsupported hardware using some known methods .. or use Tiny 11 instead.
I tried Wubuntu and it wasn't anything special .. and the fact that some OS features are locked (so caller Power Toys) and you have to pay extra $35 to unlock them, left a bit bad taste in my mouth .. even Windows 11 is free. Well I could donate to support the developers, but I'm not going to give in to blackmail so to speak :))
It cracks me up that people don't want Windows spying on them, but they use Edge, which sends all that information off to Microsoft. Edge, Cortana, etc are the components in Windows that sends that stuff back to Microsoft, which is why it is nearly impossible to uninstall those programs. So everything you do on Edge, regardless of the operating system, Microsoft still sees all of that.
I might try it if Microsoft doesn't stop shoving things down my throat. I don't think I would pay for it. I would also advise looking to see where the internet traffic is going. It could even be a scam. But if it turns out to not be, and push comes to shove, more so that it is, with Microsoft's insanity, I might use it. In general though, Linux hasn't been able to do what I want and I don't like using command lines and terminals.
Im surprised that someone isnt making millions of updating old computers that are still working fine,
Instead of costing the govermeng millions trying to recycle them
It might be viable if there was no license fee, any linux distro can do what this OS can. All you are paying for is a windows 11 skin.
Can you do a video on Windows-X Lite? There are so many versions. As with any windows 11 or 10 rebuilds that are not from Microsoft, I know caution needs to be taken. I think though they would be a great choice alongside linux as you can game with windows-x lite and do other secure computer stuff on linux.
It's LinuxFX, which had hilariously bad security, their database leaked
now if they have a windows 7 like version that would be perfect, microsoft reached the pinnacle of windows UI at 7
Linux Mint
I don't know if I would use it. I would rather use Kubuntu, Linux Mint, or Debian. Zorin also supposedly has Windows software compatibility obviously using WINE.
if only we could use this to run windows stuff (like steam games/unity/etc without having to use a linux work around)
Just use windows 11, there is no point using a ripoff version that could stop receving updates. Windows 11 is good, i have used it for 3/4 years and had no issues.
Thanks Brian.
However, it's just not viable to pay $35 to purchase a pro key for a software in development.
Well there are user like to custom their OS that can found in reddit. Well they clearly creative way to make workable. It same with the steam OS. Still need to check for spyware, malware and other things. But there will be bad apples among the groups which is few. But required some code and OS build to know how to config them right. There are people will not gave easy to make their own OS theme. I did seen people trying to container or sandbox to keep people from hacked. To make module some ways to reduce cpu or ram in some ways.
This distro is garbage... It's sketchy af too. They had security flaws in their activation system that would allow a bad actor to grab IPs of users stored in plain text on their activation server. Their response? Add a snarky jab at the forum/website (i forgot) that reported on this into that file. Also check the system resource usage... A benefit of linux is supposed to be the excellent efficiency but this is basically windows level of bloat. Check the network activity too! At least in another video I saw, it was CONSTANTLY pinging something and then receiving information at regular intervals. Probably got more telemetry than windows.
*DO NOT USE THIS IF YOU WANT TO SWITCH TO LINUX*
Hahahaaa that's a classic. 😄 You've finally caved in to linux - the Brexit of Windows.
Never thought i'd see the day Oh how we laughed. 😂Interesting tho.. Good on ya.!
OneLove Brian 💙
Glad you enjoyed it
Nothing works normally in Wubuntu. It's very logy and crashes often.
I use Linux to get away from Windows, I have zero interest in this. But some may like it!
That was my point, why use this? its not Windows
I would like to know if is comparable with win10 on the same hardware, speed and all.
Microsoft is often not very happy about Windows like Linux clones. And honestly, if you want to use Linux... just learn to use it properly.