Pick better memes. Some of these aren't even funny, or they're literally just "haha look at me, I USE linux and you don't" The only one I could relate to was the MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 one, because firefox actually does run slower in Xwayland. Also the thumbnail is wholly untrue for SystemD. (it has hung on me a few times because a filepicker or something was left open)
@@supericeg5913that, and also Windows devs are forced by company policy to keep their entire API stable. When they introduce a breaking change they add polyfill to keep old programs working, sometimes even specialized behavior for certain large programs. That's why Windows always grows in size - they can only add code and refactoring is severely limited. Meanwhile Linux devs just break things and notify dependents they need to tweak a few function calls (or someone creates an issue). I personally prefer the latter as it keeps a lot less stale code around.
@@supericeg5913 Doesnt even have to be open source devs optimizing. Even just adding in a line into a loop can enable the compiler to loop unroll the function. Or alternatively even just properly modularizing software can change a lot about how much storage space is needed for the binaries.
yeah, your not wrong. i've got a chromeos netbook and it does it's simple tasks well enough. anything chugs like hell on it so i used the most convenient and hassle free os for the needs at hand as chromeos does most of what i need automatically.
When I found out chrome books can't even run the same apps as my Android phone I was like WHAT THE HELL is the point! Separate apps JUST for chromebook.
Windows: Are you sure you want to clean the caché? This could cause system inestability. Linux: U want to uninstall the full desktop environment? Ok go ahead, lol
I uninstalled the init system once. It was hilarious. I had to reinstall my OS. 😂 Edit: This was Gentoo on a PS3. I booted into a built-in shell (included with the bootloader) so I could reformat / and re-do all of the unpacking steps for the stage. I don't recall losing any files, so I must have been smart and used a separate /home partition before this. I rarely do that anymore, but I also don't nuke my own systems anymore, so it's fine. 😂
@@davidboss2160 Once you have a shell and a bootloader, Gentoo is pretty much the same on all architectures. Back then, I think the ps3 patches were mainlined, so I didn't even need to use any special kernel sources. Format partitions, unpack stage, set up fstab, compile kernel... the usual. The PS3 was easier to set up than the Sharp Zaurus I used Gentoo on. For that, I needed a special, patched kernel source and a second-stage bootloader. Why, other than pure masochism, did I use Gentoo on 416MHz arm? Because, that environment was basically identical to my other machines. Instead of using handheld-oriented distros that were always missing things, I wanted to use the same window manager, same apps, same IDE/VCS... no compromises. Nowadays, Ubuntu on arm fills a similar niche.
I once accidentally uninstalled a package that removed almost every other installed package in the system through dependency hell. However, about 1.5 years ago I uninstalled gtk4, gtk3 and gtk2 in one go. It was liberating. Almost 2GB of crap poofed out of existence. Been an exclusive QT user since (KDE Plasma with tweaks).
0:45 Malware for Linux does exist. It's less common, partly because most malicious actors will spend time making malware that targets systems that the most people use, but that doesn't mean it's impossible to get infected on Linux.
That's why there's less for Apple. Linux is ALSO safer due to its inherent security features. Basically you have to work ten times as hard for a tiny fraction of the benefit, and still many users will be immune by default.
@@miruneverdies I reinstall windows every year on mi PC, cuz it's eazier to reinstall it, rather then cleaning all of bloat that sits somewhere in filesystem
@@miruneverdies installing linux with newest drivers and packages installed. Windows install takes a half hour then another half hour for updates since all the packages are outdated and its horribly slow
SIGTERM: Please shut down. SIGKILL: I'M GONNA REMOVE YOUR WHOLE EXISTENCE. (Sigkill is basically a notification that the process's resources are now forcefully taken away)
2:31 is accurate as hell, I just wanted smoothest OS to show down Windows in every possible aspect, but I have Nvidia so I ended up with Tiling windows manager and boy its so amazing. I use arch btw..
SIGINT: Umm... Excuse me. Would you mind? SIGTERM: You need to leave right now. SIGKILL: *hammer releases on the gun* SIGSEGV: DONT YOU F*&KING TOUCH MY MEMORY, CREEP!
When I was new to Linux - I ran ‘rm -rf /‘ while trying to empty out the current directory I was in - Was trapped in Vim and couldn’t ask google because I was trapped in Vim so I had to restart the computer to break free
The thing is that Linux lets you do the wildest shit to the OS. Linus Torwalds keeps the idea that if you want to break the system, you should be allowed to do it, and so Linux actually lets you to delete the root directory. Yeah.
2:43 As a Windows user who programs on Linux, who tried switching to Linux and failed because of gaming and who failed to compile a simple Hello World C++ program with the thread library, I can 100% confirm this is true.
@@Hardcore_Remixer Yeah that glitch happens to me too occasionally. Especially on firefox for some reason. And sometimes the replies disappear entirely, and only appear back after refreshing page.
How long ago did you try gaming on Linux? It has gotten a lot better since Steam pushed out Proton, which is basically a Steam-integrated wrapper for wine that properly creates a separate wineprefix without any hassle for the end-user and makes it "just work" for almost everything except AAA multiplayer-only games that want to inject their anticheat/DRM code into the kernel. Hell, this year, even NVidia actually got their Linux drivers sorted and on-par with how reliably AMD/Vulkan drivers work.
@@LungDrago Ackchyually 🤓 crl-c and kill will gracefully terminate the process like in windows, and can be ignored by the application. It is when you do kill -9 that the process will be forcefully murdered without notifying the application or anything.
And windows has a feature to allow you to force kill the program without prior warning. It's just that default behavior is for the system to ask nicely, and let the user pull the trigger when they want. (The only problem with this is that it requires technical knowledge to know how to do so)
@@MrFlarespeedYou’d think so, but then if a program is not responding, and windows has figured out that it’s not responding and started the little “looking for causes” search window, pressing “Cancel” on that search will immediately and mercilessly move the process’s appointment with fate to the here and now. But only if you get the little window, which comes with some requirements.
You are forced to restart windows pretty often if you want you computer to run "smoothly" (And by smoothly i mean slow compared to the most bloated linux distro)
@@no_name4796 Meh, it depends. Normal windows? Maybe. Windows that you debloated with Chris Titus' Script, ThisIsWin11 and by setting Memreduct to clean the RAM at every 10 minutes? Not so much. Especially if it is some custom debloated Windows like AtlasOS (well, this is both as script and as ISO), Ghost Spectre and many others. At least that's my experience as a Windows user who uses hibernation whenever possible.
I wanted to copy 1 FILE to a USB stick for the next day. Windows decided it needed a 45 minute update, plus extra shut down time. 1 HOUR to copy a file that took 20 seconds to do. 1 HOUR. And I wondered why I didn't get enough sleep.
I swear, Steam on Windows 10 downloads a game at the speed of 5 Mbps on my desktop PC, while Steam on the Steam Deck downloads the same game on the same network at 50 Mbps! I thought there was something extra-wrong on my Windows-PC, but I'm not the only one who has noticed the same thing. 😭🤣😅
Your wifi card may just suck. You may be surprised about just how big a difference upgrading wifi cards can make, especially because of how many REALLY bad ones are out there.
The most frustrating part of Windows is not spying or ads. It's unexpected updates while shutting down or switching on. And those update times can be really long, all the while making your computer unusable while it does so
@@goofyahhswastik Well, you know, Linux doesn't have iMessage and is not designed to take advantage of the hardware it's running on. Don't get me wrong, I love Linux, but not as a daily driver.
SIGINT: Would you... Uhmmm.... Please... Pweasseeee... stawwwppp SIGTERM: Just stop plz, thanks SIGKILL: *American freedom noises* SIGSEGV: *DONT YOU FUCKING TOUCH MY MEMORY, YOU CREEP!*
A friend of mine had his windows erase the hard drive somehow? because of missing space?, ever since then he switched to linux permanently and loved to say "Installing windows on your PC is like opening the windows and turning on the AC, useless".
about the meme at 2:36, i actually changed partition sizes and also borked the bootloader, used my system for few hours and closed it went for sleep, next day wake up and start the PC, wow now it was bricked 😅
@@SleepTime-Dark I hate snaps too. That's one of the reasons I make my own 7-zip GUI. As stated in its GitHub page, Lampe2020/L7z. The project is going okay by the way, just that I'm not really in the mood to write useful code the last days, my mind always rather wants to write useless stuff.
@@SleepTime-Dark Yeah, I remember you. The notification for this one and your previous comment are directly above one another in my notification bell. And the project is going well, except that I'm not in the mood to write useful code the last days, just useless stuff.
Ubuntu isnt to bad of a distro. Many people say its full of bloatware but it really isnt. It comes with all the drivers one could need (other than nvidia ones duh) which is why it is so large. If a driver is unused you can always uninstall it.
3:53 No, not as long as it works. Do whatever you want, and if it doesn't work, you're either screwed or spending hours in a terminal. Time well spent.
Yesterday I spent 6 hours trying to install them on a fresh installation of Debian Stable, but something was broken in the kernel modules. I ended up switching to the unstable update branch and it worked. Funny thing is, the reason I reinstalled Debian in the first place was to return to the 'stable' update branch, because my system was doing weird things occasionally.
Meanwhile AMD drivers (for quite modern cards/integrated chips): work straight out of the box, already included into the kernel in the vast majority of distros, but you might want to fine-tune them a bit. Proprietary bits are optional and are not required in most use cases.
0:39 you have to disable the wuauserv "temporarily" or just remove it with sc.exe or regedit all to restart your computer without updating sometimes, self-experience
Use whatever you want as long as it works...network manager broken, pacman doesn't work, gpu passthrough successful but hyprland doesn't work...dwm works flawlessly:)
Legit the only thing stopping me from using linux is the fact that oculus software isnt compatible and my current vpn and antivirus don't have support.
Do you want more Linux Memes?
yes
yes
Yes sir
Pick better memes. Some of these aren't even funny, or they're literally just "haha look at me, I USE linux and you don't"
The only one I could relate to was the MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 one, because firefox actually does run slower in Xwayland.
Also the thumbnail is wholly untrue for SystemD. (it has hung on me a few times because a filepicker or something was left open)
yessir
The Linux updates taking less storage than before is so relatable 😂
I think it goes to show just how hard Open Source devs work to optimize their software.
because devs are free to work on whatever they want@@supericeg5913
Every second day after running sudo pacman -Syu
@@supericeg5913that, and also Windows devs are forced by company policy to keep their entire API stable. When they introduce a breaking change they add polyfill to keep old programs working, sometimes even specialized behavior for certain large programs. That's why Windows always grows in size - they can only add code and refactoring is severely limited.
Meanwhile Linux devs just break things and notify dependents they need to tweak a few function calls (or someone creates an issue).
I personally prefer the latter as it keeps a lot less stale code around.
@@supericeg5913 Doesnt even have to be open source devs optimizing. Even just adding in a line into a loop can enable the compiler to loop unroll the function.
Or alternatively even just properly modularizing software can change a lot about how much storage space is needed for the binaries.
Windows users: no privacy
Mac users: no freedom
Linux users: no b!tch3s
ChromeOS users: all from the above
yeah, your not wrong. i've got a chromeos netbook and it does it's simple tasks well enough. anything chugs like hell on it so i used the most convenient and hassle free os for the needs at hand as chromeos does most of what i need automatically.
chromeOS: no rights
When I found out chrome books can't even run the same apps as my Android phone I was like WHAT THE HELL is the point! Separate apps JUST for chromebook.
@@OffGridInvestor mine does, though kinda crappily but it can. never really needed to though.
@@Banus- chromeOS = women?
Windows: Are you sure you want to clean the caché? This could cause system inestability.
Linux: U want to uninstall the full desktop environment? Ok go ahead, lol
I mean, even metasploitable Linux doesn't let you do rm -rf /. Iirc, with administrator permissions on Windows, you can delete system 32.
Where is my desktop environment?
LINUX: bro I thought you said yes ?
I uninstalled the init system once. It was hilarious.
I had to reinstall my OS. 😂
Edit: This was Gentoo on a PS3. I booted into a built-in shell (included with the bootloader) so I could reformat / and re-do all of the unpacking steps for the stage. I don't recall losing any files, so I must have been smart and used a separate /home partition before this. I rarely do that anymore, but I also don't nuke my own systems anymore, so it's fine. 😂
I hope you had /home on a seperate partition @@michaelhuss0
@@michaelhuss0 how the fucc- bro i couldnt figure out how to install ubuntu on my ps3 T-T
(although i DID install ubuntu on my nintendo switch lmao)
@@davidboss2160 Once you have a shell and a bootloader, Gentoo is pretty much the same on all architectures. Back then, I think the ps3 patches were mainlined, so I didn't even need to use any special kernel sources. Format partitions, unpack stage, set up fstab, compile kernel... the usual.
The PS3 was easier to set up than the Sharp Zaurus I used Gentoo on. For that, I needed a special, patched kernel source and a second-stage bootloader. Why, other than pure masochism, did I use Gentoo on 416MHz arm? Because, that environment was basically identical to my other machines. Instead of using handheld-oriented distros that were always missing things, I wanted to use the same window manager, same apps, same IDE/VCS... no compromises. Nowadays, Ubuntu on arm fills a similar niche.
LTT moment
3:51 "as long as it works"
When has Linux ever stopped you from installing something that doesn't work?
DO AS I SAY
sudo rm -rf /
@@Felix-on9dr --no-preserve-root
@@Felix-on9dr --no-preseve-root
@@nobeltnium it even warns you and makes you put in the password but its hilarious thats all it takes lmao
i found the "my system is never idle" and "im going to uninstall the bootloader" ones too funny and i dont know why lmao
I once accidentally uninstalled a package that removed almost every other installed package in the system through dependency hell.
However, about 1.5 years ago I uninstalled gtk4, gtk3 and gtk2 in one go. It was liberating. Almost 2GB of crap poofed out of existence. Been an exclusive QT user since (KDE Plasma with tweaks).
Lmao most hacker scens are just tmux running htop, cmatrix, top and sometimes a package manager query and file manager like ranger
fr
don't forget hollywood
Mystifying linux is the funniest thing I see anywhere.
Nothing will beat the Jurrasic park scene though. Littery just copying and pasting a file, in a 3d file manager.
or just running ' find / -name '*' '
0:45 Malware for Linux does exist. It's less common, partly because most malicious actors will spend time making malware that targets systems that the most people use, but that doesn't mean it's impossible to get infected on Linux.
That's why there's less for Apple. Linux is ALSO safer due to its inherent security features. Basically you have to work ten times as hard for a tiny fraction of the benefit, and still many users will be immune by default.
@@tristanridley1601 Yes, I understand that. My point was that malware does still exist, and saying it doesn't can lead to carelessness.
@@nmotschidontwannagivemyrea8932Yeah, just don't execute random shell scripts and you will be fine.
And don't forget server malware, most servers use linux... avoid running excess software, and keep your server software up to date!
@@tristanridley1601while apple has less viruses total they still end up getting infected more due to lack of good defence.
3:54 more like: "Linux: I don't care, do what you want even if it does not work"
You can reinstall linux in about half an hour anyway unlike SOME os's (sideeyes at windows)😒
@@anitoancognita7060 The record is aroud 1:21 minutes ruclips.net/video/8utpbbdj0LQ/видео.html
You can reinstall Windows in half an hour, drivers bullshit aside. Reinstalling Windows is most of my work as a sysadmin.
@@miruneverdies I reinstall windows every year on mi PC, cuz it's eazier to reinstall it, rather then cleaning all of bloat that sits somewhere in filesystem
@@miruneverdies installing linux with newest drivers and packages installed. Windows install takes a half hour then another half hour for updates since all the packages are outdated and its horribly slow
This was so funny I open-sourced my brain with a gnullet
you didn't open-source it, you made it *free(as in freedom)*
3:45 I felt that so hard. But sudo pacman -S --needed noto-fonts noto-fonts-cjk noto-fonts-emoji noto-fonts-extra ttf-droid usually fixes it
Termination Signals:
- SIGTERM (politely ask a program to terminate)
- SIGKILL (kills the process abruptly, producing a fatal error)
SIGKILL: shotgun racking noises.
Sigterm: can you die?
Sigkill: you die
SIGTERM: Please shut down.
SIGKILL: I'M GONNA REMOVE YOUR WHOLE EXISTENCE.
(Sigkill is basically a notification that the process's resources are now forcefully taken away)
kill -15 does SIGTERM
2:31 is accurate as hell, I just wanted smoothest OS to show down Windows in every possible aspect, but I have Nvidia so I ended up with Tiling windows manager and boy its so amazing. I use arch btw..
"i use arch btw" is the arch users catchphrase
2:51 There is something satisfying about terminating a program by typing "kill -9" into the terminal.
"i wish all unresponsive tasks a merry unalive"
“That’s one less loose end”
And then there is “pkill -f” if you’re in the mood for collateral damage
yes, the sound of the gunshot as the Taskmanager does it's damn job, lol
Don't even give the interlocutor a name, just an ID, and a kill command, and whatever power just unalives it there and then.
SIGINT: Umm... Excuse me. Would you mind?
SIGTERM: You need to leave right now.
SIGKILL: *hammer releases on the gun*
SIGSEGV: DONT YOU F*&KING TOUCH MY MEMORY, CREEP!
SIGQUIT: Dump your memory if you know what's right for you
SIGABRT: stop whatever you're doing, even if it breaks everything.
SIGSTP: Imma let you finish, but...
SIGILL: 2 + 2 is AAAA, addition is illegal! [collapses in black hole]
That bluestacks error probably inspired the wayroid devs to make something way better lol
When I was new to Linux
- I ran ‘rm -rf /‘ while trying to empty out the current directory I was in
- Was trapped in Vim and couldn’t ask google because I was trapped in Vim so I had to restart the computer to break free
I actually tried that after playing around with netcat and metasploitable. Linux outright refused to do it.
"do what ever you want as long as it works"
It works, as long as the Linux kernel runs.
1:15 I like how that is the whole meme. The entire joke is that they were bold enough to not make a Linux version.
And yet Android is based on linux too.
Probably because the issue tracking and updating wouldn't be worth the trouble
The thing is that Linux lets you do the wildest shit to the OS. Linus Torwalds keeps the idea that if you want to break the system, you should be allowed to do it, and so Linux actually lets you to delete the root directory. Yeah.
2:43 As a Windows user who programs on Linux, who tried switching to Linux and failed because of gaming and who failed to compile a simple Hello World C++ program with the thread library, I can 100% confirm this is true.
#include
using namespace std; // remove this and do std::cout if you want
int main() {
cout
What is even wrong with youtube? I see it sais I have a reply in this section, but none is visible, not even in my notifications.
@@Hardcore_Remixer Yeah that glitch happens to me too occasionally. Especially on firefox for some reason. And sometimes the replies disappear entirely, and only appear back after refreshing page.
Are you me
How long ago did you try gaming on Linux? It has gotten a lot better since Steam pushed out Proton, which is basically a Steam-integrated wrapper for wine that properly creates a separate wineprefix without any hassle for the end-user and makes it "just work" for almost everything except AAA multiplayer-only games that want to inject their anticheat/DRM code into the kernel. Hell, this year, even NVidia actually got their Linux drivers sorted and on-par with how reliably AMD/Vulkan drivers work.
Never tell anyone that i use mint. Noted.
Technically, Linux also asks the program to shut down
An offer the program can't refuse. :D
@@LungDrago Ackchyually 🤓 crl-c and kill will gracefully terminate the process like in windows, and can be ignored by the application. It is when you do kill -9 that the process will be forcefully murdered without notifying the application or anything.
And windows has a feature to allow you to force kill the program without prior warning. It's just that default behavior is for the system to ask nicely, and let the user pull the trigger when they want. (The only problem with this is that it requires technical knowledge to know how to do so)
@@MrFlarespeedYou’d think so, but then if a program is not responding, and windows has figured out that it’s not responding and started the little “looking for causes” search window, pressing “Cancel” on that search will immediately and mercilessly move the process’s appointment with fate to the here and now.
But only if you get the little window, which comes with some requirements.
Just like back in Soviet Russia
2:50 I made that meme :D
Whoah, I need to create an alias for kill -9 that also plays a gunshot with mpv at the same time!
1:54 my server is.. using 300mb idle (might be jellyfin wasting the ram)
Linux: X, refuses to stop, X refuses to be killed
Mighta been X-Server but the whole terminal output was worded in an interesting way 😂
X Gon give it to ya?
0:39 More recently the trap card activates itself by restarting when you wake your laptop after it ran out of battery and plugged it in.
You are forced to restart windows pretty often if you want you computer to run "smoothly"
(And by smoothly i mean slow compared to the most bloated linux distro)
@@no_name4796 Meh, it depends. Normal windows? Maybe. Windows that you debloated with Chris Titus' Script, ThisIsWin11 and by setting Memreduct to clean the RAM at every 10 minutes? Not so much. Especially if it is some custom debloated Windows like AtlasOS (well, this is both as script and as ISO), Ghost Spectre and many others.
At least that's my experience as a Windows user who uses hibernation whenever possible.
I wanted to copy 1 FILE to a USB stick for the next day. Windows decided it needed a 45 minute update, plus extra shut down time. 1 HOUR to copy a file that took 20 seconds to do. 1 HOUR. And I wondered why I didn't get enough sleep.
Get a mac then 💩
I use Arch btw
I use it better
i use it even better
Of course Eren Yeager....
forgot :3 at end
@@ipebyx sowwy :3
If it works, it works. Basically linux philosophy
And if it doesn't work you can do it anyway, good luck cause you might need it. I really enjoy learning how my system works the hard way!
As a Web Developer who switched to Game Dev, my only regret is to use Windows.
I use mint
You can't get more "windowey" than that
Yooo finally a mint enjoyer less go
kde plasma is like windows 7, as well as mint
I mean there's also ReactOS
there is also the windows 10 theme if you want to be crazy
@@breakfast7595 ReactOS is a bit too unstable for real hardware, unless a miracle happened since I last used 0.4.14 in one of the nightlys.
Omg this takes me back, I love it
“I’m gonna uninstall the bootloader” 💀
I swear, Steam on Windows 10 downloads a game at the speed of 5 Mbps on my desktop PC, while Steam on the Steam Deck downloads the same game on the same network at 50 Mbps! I thought there was something extra-wrong on my Windows-PC, but I'm not the only one who has noticed the same thing. 😭🤣😅
Your wifi card may just suck. You may be surprised about just how big a difference upgrading wifi cards can make, especially because of how many REALLY bad ones are out there.
2:35 here's me deleting edge manually, only to realize I can't log in to the minecraft launcher anymore.
3:45 brought back memories of trying to get mandarin keyboard onto arch. I never actually did lol.
The most frustrating part of Windows is not spying or ads. It's unexpected updates while shutting down or switching on. And those update times can be really long, all the while making your computer unusable while it does so
Bro you cant notice the yellow dot?
The even more frustrating part is that those updates only make the system intentionally worse if you're on Win10
Just enable the hibernate feature.
i am not going to uninstall the bootloader 💀 and i use arch btw
You sometimes need to if you plan on using something other than grub for some odd reason? Or for the classic reinstall.
@@Star-sl3hlYeah, i know it. For example grub isn't very good with secure boot. So systemd boot may be better.
Pretty accurate across the board!
These are some very good memes sir. Good job.
Windows: You can't stop this program it will crash the system
Linux: pgrep Xorg | sudo kill -9
1:33 actually they now
Linux might not be as cool as macOS but I gotta admit having immunity to the vast majority of viruses out there is pretty nice
UHM who says MACOS IS COOLER THAN LINUX??????
@@goofyahhswastik Well, you know, Linux doesn't have iMessage and is not designed to take advantage of the hardware it's running on. Don't get me wrong, I love Linux, but not as a daily driver.
@@20a10v Are you serious? I get 56 fps on Windows 11 (Minecraft) and I'm getting around 100fps on linux
@@20a10v AND IT'S VERY MUCH A DAILY DRIVER. Windows is ugly and filled with remnants.
@@goofyahhswastik Ok but with my base model M1 MacBook Air 8GB RAM 256GB SSD running macOS 14 I get 120+fps so…
"Open Source Housing"
LMAO
0:53 so relatable
SIGINT: Would you... Uhmmm.... Please... Pweasseeee... stawwwppp
SIGTERM: Just stop plz, thanks
SIGKILL: *American freedom noises*
SIGSEGV: *DONT YOU FUCKING TOUCH MY MEMORY, YOU CREEP!*
Linux users on Steam forums try not to be endlessly insufferable because a game does not natively support it challenge (impossible)
Best Linux memes I've EVER seen, keep the good stuff coming!
User: I wanna install the opensource Nvidia drivers
Manjaro: 🧨💥
These were way better than I was expecting. The open source Palestine one got me good 😂
Okay okay Linux people, this video was enough for me to join you
A friend of mine had his windows erase the hard drive somehow? because of missing space?, ever since then he switched to linux permanently and loved to say "Installing windows on your PC is like opening the windows and turning on the AC, useless".
3:05 REAL
about the meme at 2:36, i actually changed partition sizes and also borked the bootloader, used my system for few hours and closed it went for sleep, next day wake up and start the PC, wow now it was bricked 😅
the pain of being greeted by the grub powershell....
Windows: No, you can't delete these files, even if you do have administrator rights
Linux: rm -rf /
3:20 SNAP is so even more, because it has a whole virtual drive it mounts for each and every app.
Dude, i hate snaps.
Oh helloa there, remeber me? How is the project?
@@SleepTime-Dark
I hate snaps too. That's one of the reasons I make my own 7-zip GUI. As stated in its GitHub page, Lampe2020/L7z.
The project is going okay by the way, just that I'm not really in the mood to write useful code the last days, my mind always rather wants to write useless stuff.
@@SleepTime-Dark
Yeah, I remember you. The notification for this one and your previous comment are directly above one another in my notification bell.
And the project is going well, except that I'm not in the mood to write useful code the last days, just useless stuff.
@@Lampe2020 thx 😊
Ubuntu isnt to bad of a distro. Many people say its full of bloatware but it really isnt. It comes with all the drivers one could need (other than nvidia ones duh) which is why it is so large. If a driver is unused you can always uninstall it.
Not completely true but yeah you can use minimal install in its setup.
@@noobcoderytanother thing to note is that ubuntu server is even better as it doesnt even have that
What about snap?
@@BRNSystemssnap is designed to be a cross platform package manager so things that work on one distro can most likely work on another
@@AWIRE_onpcI just don 't like the fact that they are replacing for example firefox with snap.
Windows: End Task
Linux: Kill
3:43 - Source Code Pro is the only font i need! 😠
0:15 windows should be "yes. Just download this tool"
Windows can also brutally murder a program with task manager
It's not always like that.
The Ubuntu one made me laugh hard! Sorry, Ubuntu.
2:42 I can understand the situation, ever since that wsl stuff came out 😂
My fav distro is Zorin OS. Really user-friendly. Recently switched from windows. I like the Power that comes with linux ;)
3:53 No, not as long as it works. Do whatever you want, and if it doesn't work, you're either screwed or spending hours in a terminal. Time well spent.
I use arch with KDE plasma btw
I use arch with a wlroots based wayland compositor btw
2:38 reminds me of the time when I uninstalled dpkg. Good times...
2:35 so true. I've deleted with reg and it installed everything
2:50 nope, it's the other way around which is annoying when you handle events in code with timers
Nvidia drivers are easy to install (not on every distro but some are easier than others)
Yesterday I spent 6 hours trying to install them on a fresh installation of Debian Stable, but something was broken in the kernel modules. I ended up switching to the unstable update branch and it worked. Funny thing is, the reason I reinstalled Debian in the first place was to return to the 'stable' update branch, because my system was doing weird things occasionally.
Meanwhile AMD drivers (for quite modern cards/integrated chips): work straight out of the box, already included into the kernel in the vast majority of distros, but you might want to fine-tune them a bit. Proprietary bits are optional and are not required in most use cases.
uninstalling bootloader got me dying...hahahahahaha so true
It took me 2 days to figure out how to change my username
1:22 now gonna watch people cry about this
2:35 I actually broke my Linux because of that lol
0:53 fun fact: MACOS updates are free
I never had a problem with Nvidia drivers on Linux. I use Arch btw
A happy person
Installing Nvidia drivers is easy, just download the driver, kill X (or Wayland), and run the downloaded driver. Simple
I have an old Nvidia card. The driver doesn't support Wayland.
I use Mint btw (cry about it)
BROS 💪
And ya know what I switched from arch, it was just way too much for me
Yoo less go
i installed kde plasma wayland into linux mint
@@erkanerkan3643I also use KDE Plasma on Mint
3:45 Oh god. I know that all too well…
0:39 you have to disable the wuauserv "temporarily" or just remove it with sc.exe or regedit all to restart your computer without updating sometimes, self-experience
Zorg got me good
I really want to know how a fresh, ice-cold can of Win95 tastes.
"sry bluestck is only for PC or MAC" ?? is this the real quote ?? haha
yes
2:41 btw I uninstalled edge from its own directory (now start menu cannot find websites LOL)
i use arch btw
hahaha good one good one. i absolutely love these memes since i can relate to them. i have arch btw
1:15 But I _am_ on PC, just that I don't use spyware as my operating system.
I am not laughing bro
Use whatever you want as long as it works...network manager broken, pacman doesn't work, gpu passthrough successful but hyprland doesn't work...dwm works flawlessly:)
Legit the only thing stopping me from using linux is the fact that oculus software isnt compatible and my current vpn and antivirus don't have support.
small detail is that he never uses chrome
He is also using duckduckgo
3:45
it says "sh**head" and "good morning"
9/10. No reader voice so I deducted a 1 point
2:00 This one had me dying on the floor 😂😂😂😂
I have no idea about programing I just installed Linux to revive my old pc
i use debian
As a sexagenarian, I do too, with KDE Plasma on hardware.
Guys, i recently started learning Web development but I am on windows.
Am I going to miss anything?
I am unable to make the switch to Linux
No it won't make much difference. You can fully learn web development on windows
@@noobcoderyt thank you so much for the response!
0:12 That's me right there, an idiot who bought a nvidia GPU and didn't know about the aftermath on installing the drivers on linux
Idk, i installed them and my linux mint is alright
@@diablense No crap
It's designed to be easy to do on Mint (which is why it's recommended for newcomers)
Try doing the same on Arch (actually don't)