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What country or countries are you looking at to potentially move to?

The quality, content and informative value of your videos has improved tremendously over the past year. I wish your views would improve again to the way they used to be before. In my opinion you've done a lot to get back to old form. Your videos are probably actually better than in the old days. I wish you the best.

Startisback with win7 theme on win10LTSC is speeding up my productivity a lot. also keeps me away from the win11 headache. ie. right click nightmare..

I'm thinking going to macos

Temu has being proven to be a data harvesting malware, bypassing the general permissions without user consent, literally dumping your call log and your sms database, please do not install this software.

Let us PERSONALIZE our PERSONAL COMPUTERS

How old is your Shun Knife? I have had mine for 7 years and its still pretty damn sharp. Definitely not like when it was brand new but am impressed that I have not needed to sharpen it at all in this amount of time.

I don't necessarily buy electronics from Temu (I'm picky about brands and most importantly safety) but honestly for the price the quality is actually surprisingly good. I love their large mousepads for like $5, just as good as any Corsair or name brand one I've spent way more on.

Come check out all these electronics dongles... oh and a knife sharpener lol

What's wrong with Temu for these products, honest/ignorant question? They all come from the same factories and eliminating a layer of middle men sounds like it should be good. Most products last fine for me, or fail fast and returns are easy. Clothing might be a different story re: sweat shops?

UGreen Has the best Dongles.

I wonder if they didnt do the integrated stand because of trademark reasons?

Good news is that FL Studio runs flawlessly on Linux using Wine. You would never even know it's running in wine and its virtually painless to setup.

not interested in Temu or anything related to them... solid pass.

Damn i clicked on this one to see how to validate my copy of windows and was disappointed

I base all of my purchasing decisions on what i can quickly insert inside me, just in case of a raid.

I have whetstones, but even watching videos knife sharpening is hard. I spent like 10 minutes working on my cheap knife I won in a giveaway, as I was afraid I'd mess up my expensive knives, and I'm not sure I did any good.

You say you don't use the app to avoid tracking, but your sponsored link is for the app, what's going on there???

You get what you pay for. Everything from temu sucks or break sin a week or 2.

hey man, im glad your making money, but i can support temu. im unsubscribing.

Thanks for this vid I always wonder about USB hubs! With the knife sharpening stone you gotta apply a lot more pressure than you are in the video (I know you said you don't know what you are doing yet) but just thought I would let ya know! Takes a lot more strength than it looks!

Why I can't use Linux. Because I am not nerd enough.

Screw temu WTF

Please don't ever buy anything from Temu

I don't know you, I just got your video in my recommendations since I googled up a bunch of Linux things recently (recently moved to Linux Mint), but since you dabble in music creation and creative works, it would be interesting to receive your opinion on popular alternatives : KDEnlive for video edting, GIMP for graphical modification on pictures, LMMS for music creation and Audacity for audio remixing. Unless of course, you've already talked about them.

2000 was the last "pure" Windows, before it got all the cruft of decades of different UI designs all thrown at it to the point we're at today. Also, I've never liked Windows, it's a necessity in life more than a choice lol. Retail keys cost more because you can install them multiple times (deactivate it on the previous install of course), OEM is stuck on that hardware. Microsoft also provide the support for retail, OEM keys get ZERO support from Microsoft, it's entirely on the OEM, in this case, you. So worth bearing in mind when buying OEM keys.

Thank you 😊

if I reset the PC will it be able to reinstall from cloud or local reinstall?

Windows 11 realy want u not use explorer patcher

IDK about windows that run in fullscreen, but my experience over the last few days having just installed EndeavourOS with KDE 6 Plasma is that multi-monitor support is _significantly_ better for me than it was on Windows. I needed all kinds of utilities and powertoys and stupid tweaks to get Win10 to just do what I wanted out of the box. I run a 1440p ultrawide main screen, a 1080p monitor in portrait mode to the left, and an old 1080P TV hanging on the wall above it. Plus I have a drawing tablet running off to the side via USB C. So i have a lot of screens that are all wildly different and in a weird setup, and so far my experience has been flawless and excellent. Maybe I just havent pushed it hard enough to break, yet. In fact, that's likely. Ill try to remember to come back here and update if I hit some sort of impasse.

"Most people don't use a computer for an operating system, they use it for the applications." So perfectly describes the disconnect between Linux fanatics and regular people. Linbro: all you need to do is X, Y, and Z. Then try A, maybe X again, and also throw away your $800 Nvidia card and buy an inferior AMD GPU with fewer features, then linux will run great! Normie: OK. That sounds like a pain, but I think I can manage that. After I get through all that, how do I get photoshop running? Linbro: You don't! Normie: Oh.... Ok, so then why should I fuck around with Linux, again? Linbro: BECAUSE FOSS, DRM, PROPRIETARY EVIL, M$ = SHITTY, GNU, SUDO, FREEDOM, LIBRE, PRIVACY- Normie: OK, but how am I supposed to do my job? Linbro: Use this FOSS alternative that does not even come anywhere close to having the feature parity, compatibility, documentation, available extensions, UI, UX, stability, or developer support as the thing you're replacing! Normie: But I collaborate with a bunch of other people, I need to be able to work in the same ecosystem. Linbro: PURGE THE UNBELIEVERS FROM YOUR LIFE! QUIT YOUR FOUL WINDOWS-ENSLAVED JOB, DIVORCE YOUR WIFE AND HER CURSED IMAC, AND JOIN US IN THE PROMISED LAND! Normie: */has disconnected*

My problem with my laptop I can't get my toughpad to work in linux! Also they need to make installing software/ hardware easier for Linux. Terminal is a faff for new users it needs a new risk instruction set to do everyday tasks like windows. It's just a to high learning curve and help is sporadic all over the Web. There's just not one simple sets of answers. I'm really struggling as a new user.😢

A photoshop professional can't use Linux since Adobe software will not run on that platform

I gave up on windows once windows 8 came out. That being said I still use windows 8.1 from time to time. I didn't even like windows 10 to be honest. That's why I stopped upgrading after windows 7. Never connect to the internet and use it only for one purpose. Cubase and ProTools(eventually moved to Hackintosh). The only time I use windows 10 is when I do some video editing.

I tried in the last couple of days Tuxedo OS on 2 of my desktops. One has an Asus motherboard and the other one an MSi both B450 series mobos. On the MSi I get horrendous static on sound cable on Tuxedo OS and on the dual boot Windows 11 none. Just sound problems with Tuxedo OS on the MSi board. The sound interrupts constantly on/off on/off on the MSi system. If I run the sound through the HDMI cable of my GPU to the monitor and 3.5 jack of the 2.1 speaker systems then from the monitor, then the sound normalises if I manually switch it onto HDMI in Tuxedo sound settings. Thats not normal and I only can guess of some major compatibility problems. Those are software problems of Linux since no such issues on Windows 11. Tuxedo OS is up to date. On the Asus board no sound problems whatsoever. But on both systems I have the problem of dead USB ports on the back of my tower after a while when I use an 4 port USB hub 2.0 with an WiFi stick in it. That kills somehow all PC USB ports. They are just dead. No such or any problems on Windows 11 as dual boot on both systems. Linux has definately compatibility problems and no one would really stick with Tuxedo OS as Linux version like this.

You tried but in the end lacked the experience to pull through Adobe apps do work on Linux and just require copying over certain files from windows. shown adobe works and will cover more. photopea is a thing it's adobe but on the web and does photo editing fine. did a video on that as well. Audio Daws like fl studio do work and just require lutris to install them and requires no real effort to get working also yaw-bridge for vst plugins. i have a video on this as well and more to come Games do work i have over 2000 titles and only 3 don't work due to EAC or battle eye cause the devs said no Davinci resolve studio for linux is amazing and can use adobe prem key-binds so no learning curve needed aseprite has a bin on the aur you can grab and never need to compile. will do a video on this . Dead Beef can be made to look anyway you want with plugins and expand past foobar it requires a ton of learning Foobar is on the aur and that sets it up for you and it works very well. Last The distro does matter and for your work and by what you said cachyos or nobara OS would be best and is best for modern hardware and has no Wayland issues as you described. Linux may seem scary and lack a lot of things but it's most the new user getting up set and not diving head first into what makes Linux great. duel boot for now and slowly get used to Linux and last try again.

I think that it's kinda pointless arguing over OSes. At the end of the day, the computer is a tool. If Linux works for you and you can daily drive it, that's great. If not, that's also fine. I've been on Fedora since 2022, and was on Manjaro for a while before that. For about a year or so, I had no Windows install on my computer, but I recently had to re-add it to reformat my iPod.

Explorer Patcher is Sucker!!!

after seeing the price, a plastic chair would do, id just stretch more xD

I'll just point out - the industry inside joke that one day we'll plug a computer into our GPU, is not lost on me. Good one :D Now, for productivity - Dave Plummer made a very good video on how to make a hypervisor based system with almost zero overhead. I used that for the home machines which are used with software which doesn't want to work on Linux even with proton or GE. It has been pure bliss. As for modding. You'll have to ensure that the DLLs you're using are in the right places. More often than not, the issue with DLLs not being employed, is due to them not being where the kernel would look for them.

'if u use these things then keep then checked' bro, you can type from the start menu and you can press alt+tab to view taskview💀

StartAllBack is pretty great though

Legit complaints. I wish it was just as easy as Linux being a 'drop-in replacement' but it's not.

I've found PopOS to have minimal fussing with maximum usability. Hopefully Linux takes off more, the more users the more these things will get better.

I wouldn't say game engines just work on linux. Pillars of Eternity still doesn't have capes for it's chatachters because the plug in used for capes doesn't work on linux.

Unfortunately we are getting close to or already in a place where neither of the two do EVERYTHING we need - thus "Dualboot" ☠☠🥸🥸🤡🤡

I use Musicbee for my music, and it's got pretty much all the same features you want from foobar2000 (conversions, tag management, etc). The difference is, while it doesn't have linux support directly, it has wine support and people have used proton to make it works amazingly. I reccomend looking into it 😃

Use wine?

fl studio is the same reason i cant switch to linux i understand

I use OneCommander as a file explorer alternative and Flow Launcher as Launchy equivalent. After many tries those are the ones