Playing Minecraft on ZorinOS...

Playing Minecraft on ZorinOS. This was really cool.
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Today I'm going to be trying out ZorinOS on my eBay Gaming PC! A lot of people have told me to try this, its a really beginer friendly Linux Distro based off of Ubuntu, It's really good for new users and applications and games can be installed and ran easily on here. We're going to be installing it and then trying to run Minecraft and I will show you how much FPS it gives me and how it runs using this Operating System.
Arch Linux is probably the most popular GNU types of Linux and many people always tell me how good it is for low end PCs so today I will see for myself!
Lots of you guys liked my 'Playing Minecraft on WINDOWS 8.1' and 'Playing Minecraft on LINUX.' and 'Playing Minecraft on ARCH LINUX' videos so this one is for you guys!
For any Linux Pros out there please comment down below if you can help me fix any of the issues I have shown in this video. I hope you guys find this video interesting. Let me know what kind of videos you want to see in the future and make sure to leave a like and subscribe.
My Low End Laptop Specs are:
Intel Core i5 4460 CPU, 8GB DDR3 RAM, Integrated graphics, 250GB SSD
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[@aadityalikesmiatas]

I installed Zorin OS on an old Netbook I found at my grandma's house and it ran pretty well. Personally one of my favorite Linux distros.

[@zasbirrahmanzayan8648]

yup I like it as well it'a pretty dang good

[@kittenzrulz2314]

You should consider OpenSuse as YaST gives a GUI to installing software from a repository.

[@niz-19]

i use OpenSuse on a daily driver, and while YaST is pretty useful for some scenarios like installing nvidia drivers, the system feels kinda bloated so it may struggle on older specs and it's harder than zorin or ubuntu it's just for more advanced users, but the distro i would recommend to anyone is Solus, it doesn't have YaST, but it's still a solid distro, and it's made for begginers and it's also independent

[@l6vender]

I think you should try Q4OS which based on Debian, so it is stable and supports old hardware

[@whoman0385]

probably not your favorite distro but your favorite ui

[@moonphoenix9324]

The cursor thing is a problem with Mutter (the window manager that GNOME uses [which is the default desktop in Zorin, Ubuntu, Pop_OS!, Fedora and more]) and GNOME 43 (which should be coming to more distros soon, it’s only on the beta version of Fedora as of writing) promises some gaming improvements to Mutter. So hopefully that gets fixed and should be rolling out to many more distros in the future.

[@niewidocznyy_linux]

It's now only GNOME issue. I've had it happen on KDE, i3 and QTile with old versions of Minecraft. You can fix that by running Minecraft in Gamescope.

[@moonphoenix9324]

@@niewidocznyy_linux I’ve only noticed it on GNOME, but running it under the game scope would probably help

[@ItzNegative_]

him: make sure to backup your files me: planning to reset

[@AkneeGrow]

funny

[@UncleAbood]

The fps makes me want to download it but the way that you install the apps making me feel like i am gonna regret it 😂

[@jeremd232]

fr

[@inpossible420]

Same fr thats what I was thinking

[@akhilallamraju9079]

That's what's great about it. I'm running Fedora Linux rn

[@gravityshark580]

if you arent computer literate enough and just want to play some games and not spend like 5 days learning how to do it. i think you should just stay on windows since its not really worth it

[@n2e2av]

Hey i use zorin its not that hard as u think it is its just some comments that you can totally copy and past

[@cofycatlmao3472]

Dan, if you go to (other) in optifine you see the resolution.If you set it up to 1280x720 it will double your fps but it looks kinda terrible hopefully it kinda help someone

[@matthias4748]

everyone who actually knows how to use computers rather than just for Minecraft knows this, it is literal basic knowledge

[@huntbat]

It works better if you set the correct ratio. 1920x1080 downscaled to 800x600 the ratio is 16:9*120

[@tuna8290]

Another tool that helps it look better while on lower resolution is AMD FSR. This is an upscaling tool that helps games run smoother at lower resolution that looks better than manual upscaling. To use it for Minecraft and any other games, it's called Lossless Scaling on Steam. The catch, its for windows only

[@moonphoenix9324]

@@tuna8290 umm…you do realise GE-Proton FSRhack exists?

[@perxwtf9488]

@@moonphoenix9324 hes dumb bro

[@Pandacier]

"Kinda looks like Windows 11" **also shows Windows 7 on screen**

[@NotroDan]

Editor mistake!

[@vl_qc]

@@NotroDan notro dan can you please a video how to uninstall zorin os

[@vl_qc]

@NotroDan notro dan can you please a video how to uninstall zorin os

[@shaderfox7868]

@@vl_qc Bro its easy :)

[@shaderfox7868]

Just use another distro or wipe out all of ur partitions in the BIOS menu :)

[@NotPays]

i think thats the best os for very low-end pc users. its from linux also. so no worries about privacy at all! im gonna install that very sooner, thank you dan!!!!

[@niazchoudhury9144]

I installed it on my hp elitebook 820 G3 as Windows after 2 Windows updates it automatically installed it slowed down my performance on the laptop and the cpu would hit 100 which made it nealy sound like an airplane I decided to Install Zorin Os as it wouldn't let me reset or reinstall Windows after I switched to Zorin OS Core my laptop is now even more faster than Windows and my speakers now went from sounding ok to sounding pretty good on Zorin os

[@gt8200-0]

Yeah, my IdeaCentre 310s (AMD A6-9225, 128MB Radeon R4, 4GB RAM, 1TB 7200RPM HDD) I got from someone who didn't want it. It clearly wouldn't run Windows 10 well so I put Zorin OS Core on it (Lite would've been a better choice but too late) and it's usable for web browsing now.

[@channel-uz9fz]

4:50 Do NOT treat Linux like Windows! It is a completely different system, even if XDG exists.

[@Allinone-jz1mu]

Why? Linux is open source

[@Allinone-jz1mu]

And windows doesn't have security

[@TVPInterpolation]

@@Allinone-jz1mu because linux is not windows. you shouldnt treat it like windows just because of wines existence. its the same as if you would say "use macOS like windows" - that just doesnt work that way.

[@Allinone-jz1mu]

@@TVPInterpolation I agree with it but in security Linux is better than any other os

[@WololoWololo2]

Linux is a kernel, Windows is an DISTRO based on Microsoft’s one of their closed ecosystem kernel.

[@BEASTSPT]

These vids keep getting better and better. Love ur vids and keep up the good work man!

[@darkmatter3870]

For the cursor thing its not an issue with linux. just change it in the settings

[@veexaay3]

This video was so life changing, keep up the good work

[@reality8876]

are u ok in the head

[@pavkatadimitrov9560]

9:27 It's probably cuz of your display renderer, try using xorg/x11 instead of Wayland. That happens because Wayland tries to emulate the mouse properly and it fails, also cuz it's new software compact ability is kinda messed up.

[@c0nverge]

I have the same issue aswell can you like guide me to change the display renderer

[@Redd56]

yet another reason for me to avoid switchign to wayland, thank you sir

[@darltrash]

I feel it might be because Minecraft STILL requires X11 to run under Wayland too, so Wayland has to do the entire translation back and forth Note that this isnt a Wayland problem per se, it's mostly because LWJGL (the thing Minecraft uses to display graphics into a window) depends on GLFW which has... "complicated" Wayland support

[@pavkatadimitrov9560]

@@c0nverge depends on your distro

[@c0nverge]

@@pavkatadimitrov9560 oh ok thanks anyway since I quit mc

[@catto24]

i used to use zorin os on my laptop until i switched to windows 7 again, then windows 8.1. my favourite distro is probably linux mint.

[@BRENTGAMEZ_Derp]

I've used Zorin before it was my first long-term use desktop distro after playing around with some other distros I found my current daily and favorite distro ubuntu cinnamon remix

[@BRENTGAMEZ_Derp]

Even tho I no longer use Zorin it will always hold a spacal place in my heart

[@gt8200-0]

Perhaps Zorin OS Lite would've been better for my low end computer over Core, but too late now. Still runs Firefox and basic programs and is a hell lot better than doing everything on a phone.

[@Jopekos]

Great video! ZorinOS is one of the best distros for beginners.

[@JuxGD]

7:48 how did they manage to get tl legacy in there 💀

[@vl_qc]

nice video notrodan love your videos

[@diamondsword243]

Zorin is quite nice good choice! I also recommend linux mint, its also based off of ubuntu. The XFCE iso is best for low-end pcs

[@felipefigueiredoavelar]

linux mint cinnamon forces vsync on games and do not have an option to disable mouse acceleration, i don't recomment it for gaming

[@alibrahym]

@@felipefigueiredoavelar vblank_mode=0 ./APPNAME

[@matejkohout1289]

@@felipefigueiredoavelar cinnamon is better than xfce for gaming. You basicly want vsync xfce has really bad compositor whitch messes up vsync and everything is choppy

[@sae1762]

there is no XFCE ISO, its a DE / IDE

[@chaiznt]

@@sae1762 I think they mean the ISO that comes with xfce, like the fact that manjaro has a gnome iso, a kde plasma iso, and an xfce iso

[@E_yad]

I like how much better your videos keep getting better :D

[@Umutinator]

Can't wait to see you installing Gentoo or even Linux from Scratch :D After that you will have a pretty advanced understanding of Linux and you can grow a neck beard.

[@TheCommunistRabbit]

That's just called creating a Linux distro

[@highdpiplayer.]

@@TheCommunistRabbit nah, you don’t distribute it when “creating it” then it’s distro, so lfs for personal use is lfs.

[@zasbirrahmanzayan8648]

yeah was thinking the same

[@petrifiedoak]

Gentoo actually isnt that hard, LFS is just useless though.

[@TripGamingWolf]

nice video NotroDan I hope you see this comment also zorinOS is one of my favourites

[@Smc19]

Your fps with ZorinOS Makes me wanna get it, of course before I get it I'll try it first to see if it is worth it even though I have enough proof from this video

[@Therealalphajake]

Interesting!

[@xd0v3rdoz3ALBC]

I'm gonna install this into my old laptop.

[@iusai4134]

On most distros, like fedora, Java is preinstalled.

[@-Ganesh1]

how to revert?? Please help

[@gravityshark580]

you arent giving enough information. do you only have 1 pc with zorin on it are you able to get onto the grub bootloader what are your pc specifications and what is your previous os before installing zorin

[@-Ganesh1]

@@gravityshark580 only 1 laptop and yes I think I can get onto grub

[@-Ganesh1]

@@gravityshark580 I have i3 5005 4gb ram

[@matejkohout1289]

You know its not that easy as klicking the x button

[@-Ganesh1]

@@gravityshark580 please help I rly want back windows 10

[@TheWingedRedcat]

The 3rd desktop skin is like a chromeOS theme while the 4th one is Vanilla GNOME

[@amynagtegaal6941]

I tried ZorinOS before. And i use a custom arch build right now

[@shaderfox7868]

What is it? Garuda? Manjaro? Endeavour?

[@mspika]

@@shaderfox7868 considering they said "custom arch build", id guess just vanilla arch (btw)

[@fouad_184]

aren't you gonna make pride rainbow pack?

[@VisionTG07]

So can u install it and keep all ur documents and stuff or does it all have to go

[@ActuallyLucky]

You can save your files on a flash drive or in a cloud and then copy them back over

[@V3locities]

dont switch to linux and you dont know anything about using a terminal you will regret it

[@sae1762]

@@V3locities The terminal is really easy to use unless you have some sort of brain damage

[@V3locities]

@@sae1762 its not for new comers, you must be a real hater for you to reply to every comment i make dude chill im not hurting no one

[@sae1762]

@@V3locities terminal rly isnt difficult, and I only responded to people who seemed incompetent or little to none Unix/Linux experience

[@retroke6560]

I use ATLauncher to play minecraft on linux because it can install all kind of modpakcs automatically also from forge. I usually select a Modbrinth pack called simply optimized and I can just run the game at 400fps in 1.19.2 I recommend that launcher

[@aqua-bery]

You could use multimc and have a slightly better experience. Also the 400 fps is a product of your hardware. Atlauncher, simply optimized or Zorin won't make you second hand laptop run at 1000fps.

[@retroke6560]

@@aqua-bery I know that

[@juusomaenpaa7236]

Linux does really increase performance especially on Intel and AMD GPUs. I play 1.17.1 Fabric on my laptop with an i3-10110U, 8GB of RAM and an integrated GPU and I get ~80-95 FPS with 12 chunks and Fancy leaves I use Arch BTW

[@mikrodenetleyici9619]

I use raspberry pi 4 btw

[@ishid_anfarded_king]

too bad nvidia copes with closed source drivers

[@tunnandaaung2]

@@ishid_anfarded_king bro u can use another 3rd party open source driver

[@juusomaenpaa7236]

@@tunnandaaung2 the performance is horrible though

[@tunnandaaung2]

@@juusomaenpaa7236 yah i agree most time is worse somethime

[@ItsAlce]

I'm dualbooting Windows And Zorin and I'm currently watching this video on Zorin OS 16 Lite _😀_ (while installing the minecraft launcher)

[@UjjwalGargYT]

Seeing this vedio at 1:15 am 😂 BTW love from India❤

[@NotroDan]

Thank you for your support!

[@UjjwalGargYT]

@@NotroDan Thanx for replying😊

[@yaman09]

intresting i winder which fps os is the best

[@sixtuh]

YO I DIDNT EXPECT U TO SEE YOU HERE DO U REMEMBER ME? IM FROM EZPING

[@yaman09]

@@sixtuh yes i remamber u

[@sixtuh]

@@yaman09 :)

[@AaronTechnic]

Linux OSes are the best for FPS

[@emppal]

You should try Linux mint

[@tanvirsahrierjishan778]

Play Minecraft on Tiny 11. A Lite OS for low-end-PCS .Make sure try this OS.

[@NotroDan]

I have heard of that might give it a go

[@fahimabrar5686]

I haven't tried Zorin OS yet.. I'll try it right after this video.. And my fav distro is Arch Linux..

[@paulinecabusao5586]

utilised and enjoyed wNice tutoriallst increasing in value.

[@GnuChanOS]

if you use 15 years old computer like computer you don't need zorinos install any distro and install i3 or qtile this window managers use 200-300 mb ram xfce cool but old computer sametimes can be slow distro not matter you still use same linux kernal

[@shaderfox7868]

I would like to see if you made a video of running Minecraft on NOBARA Project (based on fedora, so greater RAM management compared to Everyone) :D

[@emanuelivajlohristic]

My favourite Windows is 11 and Linux distobution is Zorin OS

[@poluefemus]

noice

[@kittenzrulz2314]

Linux is not only for low-end PCs. The vast majority of servers and supercomputers use it. Also OpenSuse is better than ZorinOS as OpenSuse is free.

[@snek_kit]

*Yes, It Has Helped My Laptop*

[@ItsVxcle]

Hey notro can you plz do a zorin os lite vs ggos 0.9.1 version side by side comparison plz

[@nonameman1231]

Next: Trying out Minecraft in Gentoo Linux

[@DarkGladiator]

Next: Trying out Minecraft in LFS

[@JuxGD]

my favorite Linux distro? hmm i have kubuntu installed, it's ubuntu but with unspoken rizz. its pretty cool i haven't really tried much, but there's a distribution called "bedrock linux" which is like a distro blender, you can just have many features from many distros and idk sounds like i'd like it arch is also really good, but i prefer endeavourOS because it's the same but with a gui installer. really minimal and nice i like it, but apt/dpkg is way too convenient so i use kubuntu instead. one complaint i have about ubuntu tho is that it has snapd installed, and it overwrites any package that is available as a snap. snaps just take up too much resources ew final answer: endeavourOS

[@Koenfett]

dan you should enable jelly mode its pretty cool

[@flyingmaster9744]

Dan I recommend Sodium instead of Optifine. I have seen more preformance using it.

[@SuperHD2]

1:57 drescription is not right it is description :D

[@Brisolo32]

Wouldn't be surprised if notro fully switches to linux (for daily use not editing)

[@wumwum42]

In general, I would suggest using GDLauncher over the offical one.

[@ceasarwolphano]

my favorite distro

[@vndat5809]

thank you bro

[@Quoikouneasox]

Please Can You Try OpenSuse 😿

[@AXOFOREAL]

Help me please i am stuck. Zorin os doesn't launch jar files even tho java is installed and now rufus is no downloadable on debian

[@letstiktok172]

This is the best os on windows 10 i got 20-30 FPS on zorin os i got 80-100FPS best decision ever!

[@vl_qc]

notro dan can you please a video how to uninstall zorin os

[@skyov2743]

i recomend to use custom Windows like revios ggos foxos etc. Linux i very bad for games because you can't play valorant, fortnite, overwatch and more.

[@hazardcs2159]

I personally haven't used zorin but my normal distribution of choice is manjaro

[@user-sh7ri9ep1r]

My favorite distro is arch coz kde plasma its customisable asf

[@amogid]

You should play minecraft on arco linux

[@Mohammed_x]

maybe try hackintosh on the low end pc

[@SoundblasterYT]

Zorin user here! On a decent-ehhhh computer, so not the Lite version

[@kubekawy0374]

I'll install it

[@heckerplays8579]

less go new vid

[@Saksham_star]

Big Fan!

[@HEXA787]

You were getting 60 fps while recording?

[@da_pwo]

YOU NEED TO TRY JELLY MODE!

[@petrifiedoak]

I use alpine with dwm/dwl, i wouldnt recommend zorin for gaming though, its wine version is super outdated (Wine is a Application to run windows programs on linux.)

[@slowed-hut]

Arch is also good and beginner friendly

[@WPSHADOW1]

I lost all my desktop data why?

[@CraftyCape]

You choose erase all data so you lost it all im sorry..

[@ardencho1]

Quick Question: How did you screen record in the BIOS settings?

[@pilotboy]

using a capture card (a dongle that plugs into hdmi out and usb in on the recording computer)

[@vl_qc]

@Notrodan can you please a video how to uninstall zorin os

[@grantschilb8019]

If you want to Uninstall it, you should create a bootable drive for windows 10 or 11. You can then install over the zorin os partitions.

[@AlmostBrokeLbs]

on nvidia gpu popos has best open gl drivers for nvidia

[@ramosleifelmoanonuevo1522]

Hi notrodan, can you help me on zorin os. I had so much problem first my fps is still low even with optifine. Secondly i cant go to fullscreen,do you remember when you install windows 8.1 and you decided to go to fullscreen but it didnt work . Ia had the same problem. Thanks

[@Windowsfan0000]

I'm having the same issue

[@TNT10128]

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called "Linux", and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called "Linux" distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.

[@kim-hendrikmerk4163]

No, Richard, it's 'Linux', not 'GNU/Linux'. The most important contributions that the FSF made to Linux were the creation of the GPL and the GCC compiler. Those are fine and inspired products. GCC is a monumental achievement and has earned you, RMS, and the Free Software Foundation countless kudos and much appreciation. Following are some reasons for you to mull over, including some already answered in your FAQ. One guy, Linus Torvalds, used GCC to make his operating system (yes, Linux is an OS -- more on this later). He named it 'Linux' with a little help from his friends. Why doesn't he call it GNU/Linux? Because he wrote it, with more help from his friends, not you. You named your stuff, I named my stuff -- including the software I wrote using GCC -- and Linus named his stuff. The proper name is Linux because Linus Torvalds says so. Linus has spoken. Accept his authority. To do otherwise is to become a nag. You don't want to be known as a nag, do you? (An operating system) != (a distribution). Linux is an operating system. By my definition, an operating system is that software which provides and limits access to hardware resources on a computer. That definition applies whereever you see Linux in use. However, Linux is usually distributed with a collection of utilities and applications to make it easily configurable as a desktop system, a server, a development box, or a graphics workstation, or whatever the user needs. In such a configuration, we have a Linux (based) distribution. Therein lies your strongest argument for the unwieldy title 'GNU/Linux' (when said bundled software is largely from the FSF). Go bug the distribution makers on that one. Take your beef to Red Hat, Mandrake, and Slackware. At least there you have an argument. Linux alone is an operating system that can be used in various applications without any GNU software whatsoever. Embedded applications come to mind as an obvious example. Next, even if we limit the GNU/Linux title to the GNU-based Linux distributions, we run into another obvious problem. XFree86 may well be more important to a particular Linux installation than the sum of all the GNU contributions. More properly, shouldn't the distribution be called XFree86/Linux? Or, at a minimum, XFree86/GNU/Linux? Of course, it would be rather arbitrary to draw the line there when many other fine contributions go unlisted. Yes, I know you've heard this one before. Get used to it. You'll keep hearing it until you can cleanly counter it. You seem to like the lines-of-code metric. There are many lines of GNU code in a typical Linux distribution. You seem to suggest that (more LOC) == (more important). However, I submit to you that raw LOC numbers do not directly correlate with importance. I would suggest that clock cycles spent on code is a better metric. For example, if my system spends 90% of its time executing XFree86 code, XFree86 is probably the single most important collection of code on my system. Even if I loaded ten times as many lines of useless bloatware on my system and I never excuted that bloatware, it certainly isn't more important code than XFree86. Obviously, this metric isn't perfect either, but LOC really, really sucks. Please refrain from using it ever again in supporting any argument. Last, I'd like to point out that we Linux and GNU users shouldn't be fighting among ourselves over naming other people's software. But what the heck, I'm in a bad mood now. I think I'm feeling sufficiently obnoxious to make the point that GCC is so very famous and, yes, so very useful only because Linux was developed. In a show of proper respect and gratitude, shouldn't you and everyone refer to GCC as 'the Linux compiler'? Or at least, 'Linux GCC'? Seriously, where would your masterpiece be without Linux? Languishing with the HURD? If there is a moral buried in this rant, maybe it is this: Be grateful for your abilities and your incredible success and your considerable fame. Continue to use that success and fame for good, not evil. Also, be especially grateful for Linux' huge contribution to that success. You, RMS, the Free Software Foundation, and GNU software have reached their current high profiles largely on the back of Linux. You have changed the world. Now, go forth and don't be a nag.

[@Koenfett]

ive used zorin os on my 9 year old comp and i got over 300 frames in mc

[@NotroDan]

Wow! big improvement

[@Koenfett]

@@NotroDan yeah

[@Allinone-jz1mu]

@@Koenfett lite or pro

[@TobyGamez7747]

1:58 drescription

[@truliny-xyz]

You have good attention to the video, didn't even see that lol.

[@betterart1961]

what you record the screen and play on it

[@ololads]

Windows users be like: wow this looks soo good

[@Luludu-my5nj]

Quick question how can I make Minecraft use my GPU instead of the integrated one ?

[@kaedren1331]

there is a way to enable ur high end gpu fyi

[@aadityalikesmiatas]

Try out Manjaro KDE Plasma next.

[@blatantguide]

Please Try the lite to make a comparaison please

[@youcef_dev]

Can you Try nabora or linux mint please

[@that_guy1211]

How did you manage to get footage of your BIOS without using a shaky ahh camera or smth?

[@G3ometri]

I would guess that he uses a capture card, which usually goes between the pc and the monitor and records the hdmi image on to another pc. Hope this helps!

[@that_guy1211]

@@G3ometri dang, i didn't even know that was possible ,., thank you!

[@Felipe-rn1gf]

I liked this zorin os

[@rich.trager]

My everyday life be like

[@A3sthetic]

Can you fic pc blank screen blinking cursor please fix

[@LegoClara01]

try fedora w/ sodium (with low end gaming pc and light shaders i get 60fps)

[@_beank]

2:00 next time use Belena Etcher for Linux because it’s more optimized and faster

[@atomictransfusion]

play minecraft on amogos when

[@michaeld.7707]

Finaly os videou

[@MoonPVP]

Can you move back to Windows 11 after

[@agent_47_hitman]

hey man what games CAN i run it it with zorin os My laptop specs: I3 5005u 4 GB ram single HDD HD graphics

[@twisstedtoast]

I installed it and I got 1k fps!

[@PuduShiny]

performance is the same on Zorin and windows i got the same processor