Woah, the Indian voice became an American voice.

If you want to migrate to Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, hold off on installing older Ubuntu Linux, it will be released April 25th, 2024. Ubuntu 24.04 LTS will have Kernal 6.8 (so your latest hardware will work).

Only place I have been using windows is at work. Everything at home has been linux for a few years. Day to day and gaming all linux.

I will NEVER switch to Linux. I am already on Linux.

One of the best features of Windows 11 was that it made me a Linux user. Thank you Bill Gates!!!!!

As a music producer I couldn't switch, plugins simply wouldn't work as they're not supported unfortunately.

Linux is much better than Windows for a while now. It is more secure, no spying telemetries, no force reboots, and loads of free quality apps built by passionate people around the world that just wants to contribute to the free open source software cause. Linux gives you full control over your system. You decide what to do unlike Microsoft forcing you to update. 😮‍💨

Mint or Pop! OS. Not Ubuntu, they are the corporate style Linux and they're going in a direction many Linux users don't like. I'm not an authority on it so do your own research. I tried Mint and I have it set up as a dual boot with Win 10 so when the time comes to completely kick Microsoft I am ready. Mint is pretty easy to use once you figure out how to install things and how to access file directories. There are very many compatible games for gamers and with Linux you are more secure and nobody is harvesting your data, it just does what you want it to and isn't anti-consumer.

After 14 years of working with Windows, I formatted my Windows PC and installed fresh Linux Mint on it. The PC is revived. Its 4GB of RAM seems enough for Linux Mint. Except for some random freezes, I haven't had any other issues with Linux. Linux is just lightweight. When Linux is loaded, the CPU usage drops to 5%. In my Windows 10, the CPU would run upto 100% for 4-5 minutes after a system restart.

Switched to Arch 3 years ago, never looked back

Nobara 39 for AMD. Linux Mint for Nvidia. Great starters for newbs.

Not here to say " I use Arch, BTW." , but when I wanted to try Linux, Arch Linux was the easiest (since I was an Windows expert) and I use it alot for many tasks. Debian is also good since its ported alot and popular in use but a little bit more writing and thinking. If you are a Windows expert and want to try Linux, ArchLinux and Debian are good to start with. But most importantly, _It's FOSS_ .

I understand people are change averse but Windows is changing too ! People are starting to ask why we need this endless redesign and more processing power to keep on doing the same tasks we did with Windows 7.

Been on Linux Mint since almost the Beginning; Pick Mint Cinnamon, Change your Wallpaper to something you like, You'll think your on some weird Windows XP lol

Development workflow in windows is slow, last month my nvme crashed, I got a SATA ssd and switched to Linux Mint. Now I am in love with linux❤😊.

1:28 😅😆 Intel Xeon 3.7Ghz CPU 64GB RAM can't run Windows 11 and was advised considering purchasing new computer (as my old crap pc can't be controlled by MS). So i believe it 😁

The first thing i install to newly installed distros are nano and midnight commander. They make the command line way more useable for powerlame user like me.

I have your same rig but with a GTX 1050TI and my PC was supported with Windows11 officially from day 1. Why is yours not?

Honestly I would love to if Linux in 2024 had support for all hardware and laptops. Constantly some issue pops up. I understand that Linux has this idea of me fixing issues but god damn can I change brightness on my laptop please? I am tired fixing shit like this. Wayland same shit - you have RTX? Oh gosh, sorry for that, you will have totally broken windows in Fedora

Been hearing this for decades and yet......

Settled on OpenSuse, love it.

I Have run Debin KDE (QT) sinse 2019 it just works rock stable, after windows 7 windows was dead.

My wife's laptop recently refused to load the login screen instead showing an "upgrade" option with no option to decline. Fortunately for her, a reboot got past it this time, but I am suggesting that she learn some Linux basics, shouldn't be that difficult for her considering that I use Fedora as my daily driver and her desktop has Fedora already installed.

I have OpenSuse runing on a Raptor-lake rig (I7-13700k, 32gb Corsair platinum 6200mhz ram, RTX 4080, Valve Index VR kit) and I can literally play 95% of my GOG and Steam Library on Linux with at least similar to better performance than Windows, including VR games . One of my favorite VR games is Hubris, that game uses OpenXR and has always failed miserably on Linux until a recent SteamVR update resolved the issue and the game runs perfectly now. I now do MOST of my gaming on Linux. Over the last weekend I purchased Moss chapters 1 and 2 and beat the entire first chapter running on SteamVR in Linux. Now if Meta would open the occulus app to Linux so I can play my Oculus exclusive games on Linux using Revive that would be amazing but will never happen, Lone Echo 1 and 2 are some of the greatest games ever.

it was hard to tell this was tts

What would make a big differanc is if linux got onboard with manifactures so that linux pcs were sold evey were just like windows so when you whant to buy new pcs you have the choose linux or windows

been windows free for a while now. run nobara 39 and havent had an issue with any games yet but dont play a lot of mp either so experiences may be different

Only when I need Figma with local installed fonts I still "have to" use W*****s. Once Figma solved this issue in Linux...you know what I mean 😅

1. Manjaro is my favorite. It has been very user friendly and all my hardware worked with no problems. 2. fyi: Linux is never pronounced lie-nix 3. I have been running Linux now for about 3 months, I hardly touch Windows these days. Linux has been a lot easier to switch to than I anticipated.

How can I switch? Us there a software that I can purchase?

Linux mint now my daily driver for over 1 year. Perfectly fine for email, youtube / social media and music. I have a Dell with Windows in the corner which I will go to about 2 -3 x per month for other stuff.

Yesturday i've abandoned Windows 11 as my main os and installed Linux Mint 21.3, i'm still using Windows but only in a VM for some applications and games that aren't very good supported.

The autorotation of the screen must work on all desktops not only on gnome and on xorg or x11 and suspension must work better to much power consumption on suspension on Linux overall Linux needs much improvement and this os just two things and apps sometimes doesn't work well. Hope linux, Ubuntu in particular gets better

Kubuntu is a great choice for beginners too. It reminds Windows in terms of user experience, and the first impression is very important. Even that I don't like Ubuntu ecosystem so much, Kubuntu is good for general purpose. Also, Linux Mint with Cinnamon desktop environment is a good choice for similar reasons. Another possible choice is openSUSE Tumbleweed, specially with KDE installed.

ah yeah linux, only problem i had with switching to GNU/linux is Destiny 2 didn't work , but thats not important anyways in the end i switched to GNU/linux , and im still using it currently using openSUSUE tumbleweed . About this with Destiny i uninstalled it and installed warframe , that was 2 years ago now im playing only minecraft & Hades sometimes slime rancher 2.

I would recommend anyone new avoid changing to much the core system unless you like tinkering or need too for some reason and use flakpak on software that you may need.

Long time Linux user, for me I think Linux mint is the best for new users, very little need for the terminal.

Jump into Linux Mint it's awesome I am on it now as Windows doesn't want me to have Windows 11 because it says my computer is not up to their spec, very strange as Linux does not have that problem it says let's go, so I did

I have used Linux for over three decades, began when kernel version was 0.99 and distribution called SLS, Linux has been my main development platform for two decades but still not met all my desktop needs. As of today, I think Linux desktop needs to catch up with AI assisted content creation.

I want to take just a moment and thank Microsoft for helping me learn the Linux command line and thanks be to Lord GabeN for making nearly my entire 3.5tb Steam library run like a champ in Linux Mint! Thanks MS for permanently making me a Linux user, you guys are a true friend as true friends don't allow true friends to use Windows 11!

I use my old Dell 780 with 4GB Ram and Linux Mint on a daily basis for my work and entertainment, instead of my Windows 10 PC with an i7 overclocked at 4.4GHz... That says something about how superior Linux Mint is compared to Win10...

I use debian (cuz i like older version packages)

I agree with your video, however, it does strike me as weird the fact that you haven't showed us any of your distros with anything in it. All of the distros you showed in the video had basically nothing in it, so it makes me wonder if you actually use Linux (kudos if you do). I mean, after all, it could be that you're just using stock distros to showcase them in the video, but it gets weird for the audience (well, at least for me). edit: also, the fact that you're using an AI voice makes it worse for me to believe anything you said in the video.

AI Voice lmao the way it pronounced "BIOS", otherwise you got me so well!

Tried Linux but if I have to dual boot to play all my Windows games then I might as well just use Windows.

Hello to a fellow Fedora user!

they need to remake windows 7, or add support. The spec requirements were so little i was getting 600fps on minecraft with an i3-2120!!

NOBARA for gaming and also like mac os elementary os, lingmo os .

Let me know when Linux gets to a point where you don’t *have* to resort to the Terminal as the only was to resolve an issue.

Switching to Linux is not easy for a lot of people. 1st if they need MS Office, Adobe, Autodesk, etc. that will be a problem. If you just need a Office type program then you are covered. Also if your a heavy online gamer (that wants to run COD, etc) then they wont work on Linux thanks to the Anti-cheat software they use (basically a root-kit that gives 100% access to your PC). I switched a long time ago and I game. I have over 460 games in my Steam library with maybe 10 that dont work in Linux. For new people switching over I would recommend in the following order: 1. Linux Mint Debian Edition (LMDE) 2. Pop!_OS 3. Fedora (more up to date software) For more experienced users who sort of know what they are doing: 1. EndeavourOS I would never suggest Ubuntu to anyone anymore as they are trying to be like Microsoft along with all their bad ideas.

I mean who isn't on windows 11 already in 2024.. been out for years now so...

good but as a creator u can't use linux as ur daily driver

If running Windows apps via wine in linux is just a little bit thinkering, you should ask everyone who migrate to linux, start with linux from scratch. 😋

i don't have this problem...Ummmm maybey because i use linux 😆

Btw I use Arch

I use Arch, btw! 😁

can't stop playing lost ark, sorry

I tried Zorin OS 17 2 days ago. It is embarassing. It doesn't even recognize 4k monitors. It fees like going back 10 years to windows 7, only with more bugs.

1:44 BEAOS 🤣 🤣

Been on linux the last 4 years don't regret it windows can F**k off for all i care.

yeah...um no. I've ran Linux and windows side by side. Yes Linux is nice because of it's ability to be customized, if you know how to code. If I out a new piece of hardware in windows, it works. Double click on a driver package and your done, no terminal necessary. Programs install and work, no messing with terminal, and hoping wine will play well with the software, if run it at all. Sorry, I'm more of a gamer, and Linux is a little shy on those well unless you don't mind playing game that look like the are from the late '90s

If my games were supported i'd full switch over

God I hate Gnome! Look crappy, works crappy. KDE Plasma FTW!

Windows 11 is so much better than linux .. I have been linux for 3 months, and there are so many bugs when playing games or video editing.

If you only code, I agree, you should switch to Linux. Same if you don't want to upgrade your hardware and don't have any real necessity of using windows features. In all the other cases you probably could. Considering WSL 2 advancements and docker containers you can do everything you need on Windows, including playing, development and everything else.

I just upgraded my Windows Home to Pro and I still can't use Hyper-V as I am supossed to do! I tried to fix the problem but nothing worked! F**K it! I'm heading over to Linux! I had enough of Windows!!

Too bad some things just don't work on linux..because of shitty corporate lack on interest. I use BigLinux, and i bought a AE7 Creative Audio board, after reading online that linux has drivers for it. But !! XD .. after booting with the sound card. all linux distro's hang up on boot. And the reason, and i quote : "older ae-7’s used a IDT bridge controller chip which worked fine with linux. and there is a difference with the release date ae-7’s and current revision ae-7’s. they changed a lot of stuff on the card." So my computer wont boot with this soundcard because no one is interested to update some fucking drivers :-))

next time use an italian voice with english text

Regata OS

The Wine app is a joke. Most useful Windows apps don't work thourgh it on Linux. And worse: the ones that work have serious quirks.

Ya, ya, im c# dev...;(

Why i should install linux and bother with all this stuff like wine and etc. if i can just install windows and get all this things out of box with no problems? What does linux give you that windows doesn't? Better performance? Nah~. I have i7 3770k and rx 580. DaVinci Resolve runs pretty well on windows with no issues, but in linux, even in nobara, which has option that allows you to install davinci dependencies it starts, switches between fusion tab, edit and etc., but when i import files for example png image and press play nothing happens on preview screen. If go to fusion and try to make something in there it just crashes. Gaming also is terrible. I tried to play ready or not on different versions of proton even on proton ge. In best case it gives me around 30 fps on lowest settings, while windows above 60 on high.

Linux is simply not the right OS for the masses. Windows 11 is not as good as previous versions of Windows. Even the professional version intentionally throttles my CPU by 11%, which makes no sense until you become aware that there is a more expensive version that does not throttle the CPU. I'd have purchased the more expensive version except by the time I learned of the CPU throttling issue I'd already spent many hours installing software and configuring my development environment.

Why do people think these robot chat bots are a good idea... Just get a voice actor on fiver if you dont wanna record it or something the robot voice is so off putting

AI 😑

Microsoft is getting just as bad as Apple. I used to be able to uninstall anything I want on windows. I finally find a workaround to remove windows bloatware and the next day it's back. GTFO this shouldn't be legal. I purchased my PC and Windows key, I shouldn't be forced to run things I don't want to run.

how are you going to pronounce Linux wrong EVERY THIRD TIME!

I love how a bunch of geeks gather together to convince themselves that we mortal normal users should actually abandon the ease and comfort of a paid operating system that GETS STUFF DONE WITH NO REAL ISSUES and be like them, like waste your whole fkn day on a minor technical problem that would never have happened in Windows or Mac in the first place.

Linux🤢🤮