Hi Julia, I love the way you present your videos. Even though I am a developer and have been using Linux for years, I enjoy how you transmit your knowledge and experience in an easy to understand way for people that may be afraid to get into the Linux world. And I also like how you do this in a very calm way and not just throwing a lot of information in a short time, that some other people do, and that can be overwhelming for non technical people. Nice work, and continue like this!
Thank you so much, Eduardo! Your comment truly makes my day and boosts my confidence. I’m really glad to hear that my videos are helpful and calming. As someone who isn’t an expert, I was anxious about posting them, so your support means a lot. I’ll definitely keep at it! 😊
@@antonfrank3722 Please explain. Is it not being automatically mounted or something? What exactly is the issue? I'd love to help if I can. I've used completely separate drives for Steam in the past and never encountered a problem, save for new Steam installations not automatically recognizing the location of my library.
Hey there i have a question !! If we have a system with windows on it and it's infected due to easy anticheat(as they works at kernel level spyware) and stuff and we load linux on it from an external pendrive like will that linux kernel will be affected?
Yeah kernel level anti cheats are pretty garbage. I assume you mean installing Linux on the computer, either dual booting or wiping windows? If so, no, windows drivers will not work with the Linux kernel, and it would be a brand new OS on your computer, so everything will be reset. If I remember correctly, easy anti cheat is not kernel level in Linux, as wine runs in the user space, and Easy AntiCheat can’t access the kernel. Although the Linux native EAC (Easy AntiCheat) is likely not as effective as the windows one, albeit it’s less invasive.
Hi! I’m a computational physics student and I use Linux extensively for my work. I write programs that require significant computational resources to perform complex calculations. To handle these tasks, I use high-performance computing (HPC) clusters, which typically run on Linux. The only way to interact with these clusters is through the terminal and shell scripts. I’ll be sharing more about this in future videos. Stay tuned!
i know nothing about physics but you're really helping me understand Linux. Thank you.
Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching! 😊
Hi Julia, I love the way you present your videos. Even though I am a developer and have been using Linux for years, I enjoy how you transmit your knowledge and experience in an easy to understand way for people that may be afraid to get into the Linux world. And I also like how you do this in a very calm way and not just throwing a lot of information in a short time, that some other people do, and that can be overwhelming for non technical people. Nice work, and continue like this!
Thank you so much, Eduardo! Your comment truly makes my day and boosts my confidence. I’m really glad to hear that my videos are helpful and calming. As someone who isn’t an expert, I was anxious about posting them, so your support means a lot. I’ll definitely keep at it! 😊
One thing I can't get my head around is MOUNT, as in hard drive mounts. Please feature this one!
Yeah trying to get Steam to work properly with mounted hard drives can be a pain.
Simple:
use dd -> realise you fucked up -> sudo rm -rf -NO_PRESURVE_ROOT
Please don't run the above command, it will ruin your system.
@@antonfrank3722 Please explain. Is it not being automatically mounted or something? What exactly is the issue? I'd love to help if I can.
I've used completely separate drives for Steam in the past and never encountered a problem, save for new Steam installations not automatically recognizing the location of my library.
@@joufu1011 oops thought that would be self explanatory
Great video!!! Before watching this I used the same "engine and car" analogy when explaining Linux things to other people!
Thanks!! Then I’m not the only one who thinks that way😅
Linux good, ricing fun, thanks for video, very tired, goodnight
Glad you enjoyed the video! Goodnight.)
I love your analogy, great work!
Thank for your feedback! I’m glad you liked it:)
kernel simplified, thanks for sharing
Love it
Awesome, thanks.
You’re welcome ☺️ Thanks for leaving a comment.
Algorithm sometimes works good. Subscribed.
😁 Thank you!
First to drop on my feed!
Good work Gary 👏
Thanks! 😊
Hey there i have a question !!
If we have a system with windows on it and it's infected due to easy anticheat(as they works at kernel level spyware) and stuff and we load linux on it from an external pendrive like will that linux kernel will be affected?
Yeah kernel level anti cheats are pretty garbage.
I assume you mean installing Linux on the computer, either dual booting or wiping windows? If so, no, windows drivers will not work with the Linux kernel, and it would be a brand new OS on your computer, so everything will be reset.
If I remember correctly, easy anti cheat is not kernel level in Linux, as wine runs in the user space, and Easy AntiCheat can’t access the kernel. Although the Linux native EAC (Easy AntiCheat) is likely not as effective as the windows one, albeit it’s less invasive.
Yeah but i was taking about booting from pendrive externally which runs nativly on that external pendrive
Btw thanks for info!!
Hi, I'm very curious how you use linux for physics? I'm a college student and wondering if you've some example cases?
Hi! I’m a computational physics student and I use Linux extensively for my work. I write programs that require significant computational resources to perform complex calculations. To handle these tasks, I use high-performance computing (HPC) clusters, which typically run on Linux. The only way to interact with these clusters is through the terminal and shell scripts. I’ll be sharing more about this in future videos. Stay tuned!
Criticism?! 😊
Well, **constructive** criticism is good. 😊 It helps to fill in any gaps I left in the presented material and it helps the viewers too.