Good job on keeping it simple and straightforward. However, I think you downplayed the security concerns a bit. It’s not big, but there are vulnerabilities out there.

So beautifully explained! And I used the word beautifully instead of clear because not only it makes it crystal clear but it does it in a way which makes you appreciate the beauty of the LVM feature! Thank you for this lesson, it is so much clearer what LVM is.

I thought dev stood for "developer", not "device"! Well, I guess that explains dev/null This is what I get for learning Unix/Linux on the fly.

1:47 *QUBES BABY!!!*

@Doriandotslash as Ubuntu doesn't release those mini ISO installers anymore, what would you recommend? Just go with Ubuntu Server which doesn't have a GUI by default? I've noticed that even Lubuntu minimal installation includes all the desktop stuff and doesn't play great with some of my old hardware.

In true Linux fashion, a community member on the internet has been more insightful with their explanation than my college professor. Thank you!

I like how detailed you are when doing your demonstration. You're very clear and pedagogical. And you enunciate and pronounce your words clearly without a lot of uhms and ahs, which actually isn't always the case with all youtubers. Great work!

Excellent explanation. The visual illustrations also extremely helpful on understanding LVM. Thank you so much Dorian!

Well, you put a pretty good program together with explanations. I think I’ll go to Lennox instead of windows because windows is going to hell!

FANTASTIC VIDEO !!!

where tf is the package manager and repositories this video is so vague

Amazing short and to the point vid on Linux file system and structure, thanks.

I've been an Arch user because it worked best for gaming on Linux. Now that my focus is less on gaming and more on syadmin and coding work, I have been considering migrating a more stable distro. Rolling release has its uses, mainly using the latest versions of software.

Haha sudo rm rf go brrrrr

I had debian on laptop for 2 years and didnt use it not once and it boots up and update it with no problem i like debian alot i hate my windows 10 turn on my pc login to windows 10 and waiting for ower 10min to login

Dorian. great video. Thank You!

Could something like this work on top of Alpine Linux? (Edit) Great video btw!!

Can linux recover android reset file?

this was great!

thanks. watched it at half speed and took notes on each folder. great primer

Om kalau bikin tanpa kita masukkan webbrowser di dalamnya bisa nggak?

how to achieve that DE look?

Thanks

making a linux distro, this will certainly help

Sorry, but starting this conversation at 'Dos' doesnt tell the whole story... both Windows and Linux came from the grandfather Unix.

quick and dirty operating system

how you have photoshop in your system! please please let me know

Great video!

Thanks for the clear, informative instruction.

i like how you relate things together. other videos felt like someone reading off a script

2024 and this video is still gold (for me as a newbie)!

Very useful, thank you

What a fucking clusterfuck.

I like how Linux installations separate each part. If you're not using Snap or Flatpak, you don't get the same things installed over and over. For example, if you install Audacity and Kdenlive, you will only have 1 instance of ffmpeg on your system.

I have been using Unix since 1986!

Very useful!! Thank you!! Liked and subbed!!

Spookston?

Thanks for the video!! Outro song???

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and then NixOS appreared and messed it up

is build upon xserver equal to build from scratch

I don’t understand why they have those files in /proc and not just use RAM

I should have learned this stuff years ago.

Has anyone tried this with Pop os? This messed up my boot partition. Worked well with most other distros though.

Technically the file capitalisation is because of the file system, but I’m pretty sure that you can install ubuntu to an ntfs partition now

Windows = Self-explanatory. Linux = You first have to watch a minute-long education video to understand the basics. So business as usual.

sudo [SPACE] !! : Repeat the previous command with sudo

would you be inclined to make a video about how you make animations and edit videos on linux? I've only ever used blender for video editing, but I always think to myself, "there simply has to be a better video editor", and yet every time I looked in the past, I came up mostly empty-handed. Also, I wouldn't have any idea what to use for 2-D animations. Thank you. <3

Nicely laid out. Thanks for the video.

Why does the narrator keep saying "evolved" and "evolving"? Nothing evolved, it was designed and developed.