Ive switched to linux like a few days ago

Switched a long time ago....

Thank You❤

It's a lesser known device and brand, but from what I can tell, the Tuxedo Infinitybook 14 shines in places where the Z13 doesn't... Build Quality is amazing, Its design is different from the Z13 but sophisticated, The display looks great at 1800p with a variety of refresh rates and excellent contrast, a strong 8845HS, and an 80 Wh battery... It does last my whole day out, but of course YMMV here... In addition to that, its interior is highly accessible, it's port selection is excellent featuring USC-C 4, HDMI out, USB A 3.2, Ethernet, Dual Audio and SD reader... and it's specially designed for Linux. (It can run Windows too, no problem)

Linux is developed with love ❤️

I gave up on windows after all the AI bs. Im tired of AI being forced into absolutely everything. My 3070 works well on linux and all the games i wanna play work under proton so i see no reason to keep spyware on my system.

I switched from Windows to Linux Zorin OS 17 Core without a hitch on my desktop and am glad I did. I got really tired of Microsoft controlling my computer. The last update was the last straw for me. During the update Microsoft removed some of my apps they didn't like. That was a move too far for me. Linux does everything I could do in Windows without the control and hassle.

I'm switching to Linux when Win 10 support ends. Even if MS lets 11 run on old hardware I'm still switching.

Q. Would my MS Word and MS Excel files still work on Linux?

Q. Suppose I install Linux in my main drive and get rid of Windows 10 altogether. Then just in case I want to get back to Windows 10, could I reload a previously saved System Image Backup?

Don't forget folks, Linux runs on just about everything out there. I daily drive it on my phone as my main PC. That's how amazing and powerful the Linux OS is.

Sure wish i knew all you do about these, thanks.

But does it have a 120Hz screen? And can it last for 10+ hours on a full charge?

Nah, I've been using Thinkpads for years and never use the nipple. I forget it's even there.

Question If you have 2 computers logged in on the same windows account, Will the driver only get deleted on the computer your changing to linux or will both be deleted? Dorry if its a dumb question im not super technical

Im building a computer for linux. I will get an AMD GPU since Linus Torvald gave the finger to Nvidia. I know the amd driver is in the Kernal.

I have the same mac

I recently bought myself a brand new ThinkPad and one of the first things I did was disabling the trackpad; I love using the TrackPoint

has anyone tested this in QEMU on Ubuntu?

Thank you for your informative and super helpful video!!! :D

I'm planning on switching my main OS from Windows 10 to Linux (Microsoft gives me no other option because my CPU is one generation too old, plus I'm extremely opposed to using Win11 aka bloatware central). This video gave me the extra push (after a decent amount of research) to do it. I will most likely use Linux mint because it seems like the most beginner friendly, has it's own forum etc. I have a question about dual booting. My PC has 3 drives, an SSD which is where Windows boots from and 2 HDDs for general storage where read/write speed isn't as important. Obviously I can't download Linux onto the SDD if I want to dual boot so can I download Linux on one of the HDDs for dual booting? Are there any drawbacks to doing that (other than slower boot speeds) and is there any special prep I should do for downloading onto the HDD (other than moving and backing up the data)? Also, I have watched other videos on YT about switching from Windows to Mint. In the dual booting section, Mint asks the user how much drive space to allocate to Linux mint and how much to allocate to Windows. How much should I allocate to Mint and Windows? Is this appearing because they are downloading Mint onto the same drive as Windows (which I thought was not possible because downloading Linux wipes the drive clean) or will this happen even when downloading onto separate drives. To me, it doesn't make sense why there is allocated space on separate drives because both OS's have their own space on different drives. I'm a beginner as you can tell! Thanks in advance for any help anyone gives!

I think im gonna be on linux club soon

I switched in 2020. Linux is not for everyone though - use the OS that suits your workflow.

Great video! Way did you not install a 128TB, 256TB or 512TB? 120GB seems so small. What is the maximum capacity?

The terminal looks terrifying

I almost gave up on the Z13 G2 because I need a daily laptop that has a very good build, the lighter the better, dock compatible, good battery and will be good with Fedora. I’ve been thinking between X1 and X13, but the Z13 G2 still seems like a good option to consider.

Great Video and I smiled as I set this up a year ago using Give away parts from friends - cost ZERO. I use it as a Quick sketch Idea machine in a spare room :) I found changing the "atmosphere" of the working area helps with breaking away to inspiration. The system is totally stable so no crazy audio issues just immediate results.....

My 2009 mac pro is still running pro tools 10, still can do a mix with 30-40 plugins without a sweat and it can't sound no worse then a modern mini, its just running software. I wouldn't buy it today, that seems futile, but it's still a very capable machine. Where you really start to notice the age is in read/write speeds. I have done a 100+ track session on it 2 years ago, with freezing tracks its still very possible. As a sidenote, my machine is stuck in 2014. I disconnected it from the internet, still use the same RME convertors and all the plugins i had in '14. So there's def limitations. But with a full soundtoys library, the entire waves suite and some softtube goodies I have most of not all "standard' plugs, even to modern standards. If you want to use cool contemporary stuff like Soothe it's obviously not able to.

rocked a 5.1 for about 7 years - as a logic pro machine. Spent a lot of money on it, nvme PCIe card and drive, various GPU's, SSD's etc. New CPU's, more memory. But I'd never consider a 3,1 - wow - that's going some. M1 mac mini second hand? - personally, I'd avoid it at anything more than $350 USD - much better to save for a while for an M4. I just replaced my M1 mac mini with the M4. I'm gifting the M1 to my wife for her new studio/office. The M1 did me proud for 4 years, it replaced my old 5,1 cheese grater. The M4 mac mini blew me away because it benchmarks at almost twice the speed. That's nuts, considering it's half the size and the same price as the M1 was new. (base model) For the sake of a saving a few hundred dollars, just save for that M4 mac mini if you are strapped for cash - buying an M1 now is a bad idea.

Just discovered this channel... great video! You got a new subscriber and you deserve many more! Sad to hear that you won't be making more videos til january but hey, I've got many videos to watch now :D

Recorded two albums on a Mac Pro 2008. Never had to use freeze tracks but it’s nice that you have that as an option

I been a thinkpad user for a decade. Unless you are a diehard red dot fanboy, z13 and z16 are actually the best new line from Lenovo that is really original and higher end lighter thinkpad lately - extremely well designed and built and demonstrate further possibility in the thinkpad line design direction. I had 2 x1 carbon consecutively and switched to z13 gen1 and have been happy with it. Battery life is decent would work a normal day for me with 20% left or even 2 days if I didn’t used it heavily.

Hope everything is going well

Still love these things

If you're going to buy a mac that old you're gonna wanna upgrade it to max specs which you can do on a budget less than what if would currently cost to get an 8GB M1 Mac Mini and get a hell of a lot more performance for your dollar especially if you're dual booting. I completely disagree with your take because it doesn't take into account just how obnoxious storage upgrades are on a Mac Mini setup and how much a NAS solution to fix that limitation would cost (especially if you're using it for anything else other than music production).

Very cool! I’ve been wanting to try out more pro grade apps on my G5, and if PowerPC can run it, this is most definitely capable of doing it! The newer M series are obviously going to be better for performance/up to date apps, but for an older setup, this is awesome! Plus you can still upgrade it easily, and a lot of older hardware accessories are easy to get nowadays for these. Great video!

Bonita cachanga

Did you try Asahi Fedora on your Macbook or Mac Mini? It really is a nice and polished ARM linux, which I can highly recommend.

that ppc can do a lot more, including watch youtube/web browsing with ease. you must have a failing board...check your capacitors because ppc is easily usable today, i have 1

The music is calming.

Fuck windows!

Thanks for the video. I am nervous about opening up my imac to install the SSDrive. Here are my current specs. Late 2012 27" iMac, 3.4 GHz Quad-core intel core i7, 32GB 1333 MHz DDr3, Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 MX 2 GB. Do you think I could try Ventura or keep with Monterey? Any advice would be amazing. Thanks! :-)

Great video! Much appreciated. You've encouraged me to try it on my PowerMac G5. And I will definitely use CCC as DU is trash as you said. Btw, do you recommend any specific browser that can be downloaded or is Safari with the Sierra certs good enough? Thanks!

no ports no cheap either

I am currently using Macbook Air 2011 on OCLP Ventura. Surprisingly, It works ok. There are some lag/delay when initially pressing specific buttons or navigating but is forgivable since it does not really happen often. Also, since this is a non-metal working on a metal-based demanding OS it is still impressive what the OCLP team has done. If there is one I wish they could or hopefully do is for devices like "non-metal bases" macs they would strip down the OS similar to Linux. Most of the apps mainly browsers require certificates for example and lightweight apps can only run as much. Omitting the modern features should be understandable. #OCLP

You never showed the steps

KZbin is hater, this didn’t pop up in my list despite being a regular watcher.

i have a iMac G3 .. after watching your video, i turned it on, and guess what .. it still works ;) it pains me to trow things away that are working perfectly fine, but some things are just useless after some time, i do have metall imac dual core where i do thinking about installing linux on it, it does run fine-ish with the help of Opencore patcher, but its not a pleasant experience. i also recycled my old powerbook to run XBMC in the living room, without a battery on the original OS, (never touch a running system ;) ) it streams on the tv just fine, in combination with a Harmony remote, the rest of the family does not even know its a 15 year old powerbook that makes the magic happen.

Only problem with these if memory serves correct is they were prone to bad capacitors.

Can Linux revive an old iMac G5? Yes, it can. Somehow, but not really. A few days ago i took my imacG5 out of the barn. About five or six years ago i installed Lubuntu on it, but it became outdated very soon and life went on. Installing a running Lubuntu was very easy, as i can remember. Now I had to decide: give it away or give it a try? Sometimes you have to act in an unusual manner and I decided to create a dualboot system MacOS 10.4 / Debian 12 PPC. After all these years I was still a linux beginner, and so the learning curve was high. Managed the partioning table, learned a lot of terminal commands, got WiFi running, got arctic fox browser running. Was it worth to invest work and time? For the iMac? No! For my personal learning? Yes!