Is there a Chromebook distro that isn’t a GNU based platform?

in wounder if microsoft love it when linuxs take ther os and make it beter :) maby windows lurn not fors us have onlne acount and take our info and and fors us se god dam ads all time

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You came back, but then left again. Hope everything is okay mate!

So has wine support so can install all windows software will it put windows shortcuts to the Linuxfx desktop?

This is perfect for going away from Microsoft forced updates and upgrades. After 10 expires going to linux.

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dude its asking me for a live session password that i dont have HELP

So glad that you are back - thank you for your work!

The wayfire distro is not available on the garuda web page anymore. Any idea where I ca find it?

The video is old and you have many subscribers so I doubt you will answer, but maybe someone else will know and can tell me: Does Zorin OS (or Linux in general) have or at least have the ability to have a Quick Action bar/toggles like they are on the left side of the screen on windows if you click the button to open the bar besides the system clock? (You know, toggles for e.g. turn BT on/off, day/night mode, wifi on/off,... .)

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Ah cool, good to see you back, spreading the brilliance of Linux again.🙌🤜🤛

gnome46 和 kde plasma 6，这次我支持后者，我已经从长期使用的gnome切换到kde plasma 6了。

Awesome to have you back! Really good to have you back in good spirits and to hear you have new reviews! Your absence was felt and your return much much appreciated!! 🙏🙏🙏

Nice presentation.... Seems to work well despite its beta status. Too bad it's only UEFI... I still have plenty of usable Legacy Bios systems that could use an Immutable type system.... It Vanilla OS is on the list wait for the new updated version based on Debian Sid. According to the Vanilla's OS website the tools to install should operate similarly to the old Ubuntu version but the major change is that Vanilla OS uses OCI images when dealing with package installation (of course you could use flatpaks instead) basically a big OS wrapper around distrobox/Apx. This is quite different from Arkane Linux which works using packages directly. It could be a hardware compatibility nightmare or not.... we will have to see....

Happy to see you back! Just in time for Ubuntu 24.04 LTS. Let's go!

If you want a cube, it would be useful to 4 desktops because a cube has 4 sides not 2, a top and bottom. not a bug.

Interesting how far they went emulating Windows 11, yet it still seems unpolished. But yeah, I definitely don't see anyone paying for this given its current state. Also, BTW, Ubuntu is pronounced "oo-boon-too", not "oo-bun-too".

Few issues I faced after updating to plasma 6: 1. Latte Dock doesn't work 2. Many SDDM, global themes, splash screen don't work & lesser options available. 3. Default panel still not transparent 👎🏻 4. The left side menu in system settings turned upside down from 5.27 which make it confusing. 5. Many plasmoids like modern clock doesn't work. Otherwise it's good update.

choosing base distro as arch for creating an immutable distro is a weird choice in my opinion. you use arch but you install everything as flatpaks, that doesn't sound logical to me. the main allure of arch is the latest packages and aur.

This is pretty neat. Like you said at the end I hope the devs find the time to keep working on it

Thanks for the video! However, the real problem of having GNOME and KDE together is not their software: it's that you should not use the same user to run both. For example, once you've used KDE, if you switch back to GNOME, some configs will be messed up. I don't think Arkane would help in that respect.

That's a very long-winded way to get OpenSuse. Jokes aside, the whole immutable thing looks really interesting and will likely become a standard in the future.

Low RAM usage is not a good indication for a good system. If the system preloads things to RAM and you have lots of RAM available, this makes sense. It speeds up things, reduces CPU time and SSD wear. Also the RAM components may not be compressed when you have much to save CPU time. If you have lots of RAM, your system should use more.

Dude, idk if you're an atheist or believes on something. But man, God bless you and your videos. Take it as good vibes, not as an insult! I like them bc I like checking out distros and new tech. I'm an inthusiast. But i don't have time and hardware to distrohop all the time using a virtual machine. Good good content. edit: I have a lot of important stuff in my pc as well, so i'm afraid to make my computer have amnesia...

I bet KDE still going to mess up Gnome configs even though it's a separate deployments. Because config files are stored in user home dir.

Fedora Atomic easier imo. This seems more complicated.

Nice video. Looks like a cool distro. 4:46: Be aware that using a swap file on Btrfs without switching off data COW will make your system unusable in record time. It must also be pre-allocated and should be on its own subvolume because subvolumes with active swap cannot be snapshotted. The Btrfs filesystem must only be single-device, so no raid.

Holy 2 already? 😮

Mate, Nix OS video when?

Nothing beats OpenSuse kalpa for me for immutable Linux distributions. Second place for me is Aurora-dx, a kde version of bluefin-dx.

Great to see you back mate!! Awesome video! I wanted to look at this myself, like you I'm in between homes with little time.

I have a tip for you: On GNOME, you can double-press the Meta/Windows key to directly access the application grid

If I move to immutable, this may be the one. You can have both Kde and Gnome on Arch. I need to try Arkane first, but I think I like this over VanillaOS even though I'm currently on SID.

The wallpaper looks like a zombie alien head and I can’t unsee it. Welcome back!

OK I'm impressed at this vid. Time to binge!

Welcome back!! Thanks for the video.

Man I pretty happy you came back. Welcome back. We missed your updates

Holy s***t the man, the myth, the legend, is back!!! ❤

Speaking of immutable distros, I'd like to see you take a look at VanillaOS. Any plans? Welcome back, btw. Didn't quite find anyone else to fill the gap in the genre of quick and to the point distro overviews, so I'm happy you're back.

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Welcome back Tyler🎉

Great to have you back again Tyler! And a nice vid as well. Keep them coming ! Thanks mate

ArchyOS has ZFS available directly from the Calamares installer. Just uncomment extra-testing in /etc/pacman.conf to get Plasma 6 sooner than later.

Been using kde on my desktop and gnome on my laptop. I do like how gnome looks better but I like the productivity of kde. I ultimately used gnome on my laptop because of the gestures but i think its time to use kde on my laptop as well. With gestures and the overview working better there isnt much keeping me on gnome. I am curious about resource use, i have an older laptop, gnome has historically and in my experience with different devices, been slightly heavier than kde.

Welcome back. Hope you will stick around this time around.