Optimize Ubuntu with Stacer (2021)

[@AverageLinuxUser]

Stacer includes these tools: 00:44 System information 01:04 StartUp Apps 01:38 Cleaner 03:15 Search 4:30 Services 5:23 Processes 6:04 Uninstaller 7:25 Resources 8:12 Host Manager 8:22 Repository Manager 8:48 Desktop Settings 9:31 Stacer Settings 9:38 Conclusion

[@fred-youtube]

Finally we can debloat the beast that is gnome :)

[@ak-kv8vw]

It's good to see that more and more gui applications (devlopers) are coming in linux.❤

[@zen5878]

this one actually has been around for many years but not many people knew about it for some reason, I remember using it back on 14.04

[@dagovf]

as we already have a lot of developed tools, I think APP DESIGNERS are coming into Linux

[@Zodiac-pz9bn]

Best linux channel on KZbin

[@nothingiseverperfect]

AHHH LEARNING LINXUS AND YOU ARE SOOO HELPFUL THANK YOUUUUU

[@MarcoDieter]

This video just earned you a new subscriber! The uninstalling part is great and i have had problems uninstalling apps with the Ubuntu store. makes it really easy to find and uninstall the packages. Thank you.

[@parinayabaneeeya9543]

Best Linux guides in this channel . Love you ALU

[@Codename1Alice8]

For me one of the best youtuber. 👌🏻 Thanks man.

[@allanlacey166]

Love the presentation, simple and straight forward thanks !

[@JustPlaysTech]

i have been using stacer for around 1 year and it is awesome . i used it with manjaro and elementary os and couple more os ..

[@sazyt]

Thank you so much. Want to see more application reviews like this. Great video 👍

[@Luckys88]

Awesome video ..Very detailed step up instructions.. your specially in all videos your simple english explanation...Easy to understand everyone.. this is very nice tool..Thank you one more again for a great video😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😍😍😍

[@digitaldisruptlabs]

Thanks for sharing this kind of applications! Great content.

[@arnonart]

great! i did learn a few new things. i use stacer all the time.

[@jeffreyplum5259]

It seems many things are exposed by Stacer. Then one can research what is running, changing things if desired. Yes there are other ways to do these things, but Stacer has them all together. It might help tune virtual machines too. I am happy it can remove snaps. Repository monitoring and control is very nice. The mix of basic and advanced tools in one place make it useful for any machine with a desktop. Thanks for a great video

[@vnomik]

very useful, thank you for your content!!

[@tyrewald9083]

Very good, as always.

[@LazyCookPete]

Most helpful, thanks! 👍

[@princemj]

Thanks Alu 🥳

[@hentnil]

Thanks for great videos, I would love some content with Fedora aswell. Keep up the good work :)

[@educruz6803]

Sir i hope you don't mind please make videos on things to do after installing ubuntu budgie latest os

[@misu3rd]

very interesting video. can you tell me what theme are you using? thanks

[@AverageLinuxUser]

You will find it in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqKkgpxmfJx4frs

[@TheBrimurray]

Nice explanation on a good GUI tool. I agree it's a bit heavy on resources though. Inspired from "Clean My Mac" tool?

[@davidshainidze2355]

Hi, I've Wifi connection problem afyer installing Ubuntu 20.04 in my leptop. How can i fix it? Thanks.

[@JorgeGarcia-ne3ws]

question why is stacer not part of a linux mint (for example) software package? does it meet the linux standards of not spying on you, gathering information and sending it back? etc. etc.?? love your channel by the way!

[@giorgilomaia442]

Hello , I want to learn web development and which linux distro would you recommend for low end laptop ? Thank you in advance

[@Lanzetsu]

From a distro perspective check mainly Arch or Debian/Ubuntu based, they are the most solid ones, in my opinion with low resource laptop you should try 1 - Linux Mint (Cinnamon or Mate, you can download Mint based on Ubuntu which is the standard, or the new Debian Based, I recommend the first one) 2 - Manjaro (XFCE environment is the lighter and most friendly or you can go for others native and officially released like Gnome and KDE but if you would be better with KDE if you want something familiar out the box)

[@giorgilomaia442]

@@Lanzetsu Thank you very much ♥

[@BadWolfPlays66]

"If it's not broken, don't break it"? I guess I have it backwards. I always say: "If it's not broken, fix it till it is." But, I'm that guy who likes to mess with things a lot. That way my mind doesn't get lazy. Ahaha

[@FrostbiteXZ]

doesn't seem to be available for Ubuntu 20.04 right now must be for older versions of ubuntu lucky enough though there is a dep package of it

[@Andandonafronteira]

I am running ubuntu 20.04 and I have installed it without a problem use this command: sudo apt-get install stacer -y

[@FrostbiteXZ]

@@Andandonafronteira I tried that and oddly it didn't install that way...but at least I got it installed with the Deb package and it works

[@TheMack]

"If it's not broke, don't break it" > The road to hell is paved with good intentions. =) Nice video though, the tool reminds me of Ccleaner on Win/Mac. Very useful.

[@pavlospilakoutas]

And bleachbit but this has a more nice gui

[@pavlospilakoutas]

And bleachbit but this has a more nice gui

[@trq3000]

does it work on arch linux distros as manjaro?

[@Luc.Larocque]

aur/stacer-bin 1.1.0-3 (+6 0.52)

[@PrateekHegde]

how did make Ubuntu look like MacOS? it looks really cool

[@karan31qq]

He did it in his previous vid check it out

[@AverageLinuxUser]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iqKkgpxmfJx4frs

[@capedcrusader5282]

Hahahaha. Sit I already use Stacer. But sir, I don't know why, but it crashes sometimes.

[@aritra1414]

I am going to install it today!

[@sreerajaps]

Thanks

[@YesnielX]

Nice

[@pavlospilakoutas]

👍

[@rishu.design]

Will it work on linux mint ?

[@TheBrimurray]

Yes.

[@JorgeGarcia-ne3ws]

it does. well at least on the last two versions (currently on mint 20)

[@atulmalakar]

One should be really careful while freeing spaces by deleting junk files with stacer as it deletes some of important files

[@33lex55]

Looks pretty good, but I would like to see an extra tool to monitor temperatures of the main components.

[@GiorgosIoak]

♥️🐧

[@blasphemy619]

Optimize Ubuntu = Run Arch or Gentoo Instead.

[@greycircularity]

Oh no a macos theme Jesus Christ

[@ДжонСмитов]

ты русский чтоль?

[@mihadon2611]

А тебе зачем это знать? Тема тут не про село "Потоп" под Рязанью, если вдруг не заметил. Если по линуксу вопросов нет, то иди туда, откуда вышел.

[@dimaclever4859]

а тебя колышет, русский он или грузин? щас еще парочка чудаков на букву "м" еще в жопе почешут и "ты русский чтоль?" тоже напишут

[@ДжонСмитов]

@@dimaclever4859 тебе вот какая нахуй разница, что я у него спрашиваю

[@liesdamnlies3372]

I'm always suspicious of apps that claim to help "clean" your system, but this isn't _totally_ insane. It's a nice GUI for a few things, but most features in there I find very silly, particularly the duplication of built-in stuff. It's just a general rule to not reinvent the wheel, and this one does. A lot. It using Electron is...very much less than ideal, too. The only thing I can see myself using it for is as a graphical front-end for services and startup apps. But then again I'm very comfy in the terminal and this does seem like a a nice enough tool for people who might be less so. I have a very positive view of such apps because they make Linux more accessible to more people, and that's great! I just want to see Linux succeed and if this helps-out "normies" then that's awesome...even if most of those features it adds really should just be in the distro from the start (if it's aimed at inexperienced users).

[@namelesske]

Optimize Ubuntu with grabbing debian live nonfree gnome iso from the server.

[@-indeed8285]

please, never ever recommend ubuntu. it sucks. use manjaro or arch based instead.

[@TheExsi]

Does it work on other debian distros?

[@juanignacioaschura9437]

Running Debian Buster 10.5 here. Apparently the repo linked in the site is a 404, but if you download the AppImage and run it, it works flawlessly. i.imgur.com/cifiGco.png EDIT: I did try it out on Mint 20 and KDE Neon as well, no issues.

[@TheExsi]

@@juanignacioaschura9437 thanks mate