Rhino Linux - A New Ubuntu Killer?

[@based980]

>ubuntu killer >look inside >ubuntu

[@BenitoiteBaTiSi]

Ubuntu kills ubuntu

[@valiantviktor]

Let's not even get started on the mystery meat inconsistent UI design...

[@shadowxthevampiressofficial]

It's better than Ubuntu because it's rolling release. Debian Sid isn't a good option for that because you have to manually insert the repo to get it to work & even then it just holds on by a thread. There's a dent in my wall because of Debian.

[@magnum333]

​@@shadowxthevampiressofficial because of Sid? have you tried BTRFS snapshots?

[@YetiMusicCity]

​@@shadowxthevampiressofficial 💯🔥👍

[@pabloqp7929]

Ah yes, 2025 the year of the Linux desktop

[@jzlazy1057]

This is the year, I can feel it!

[@BorisEysbroek]

We are so back.

[@silentsigma2917]

What do people even mean when they say that?

[@homermakes]

@@silentsigma2917it means that Linux is finally ready for people to use for desktop… we think

[@RandomDeforge]

@@silentsigma2917 it's the equivalent of "Mañana. Always mañana." from "The Sun Also Rises" novel by Ernest Hemingway. you know. the thing you read and had to write a book report on while in highschool.

[@OriginBullet]

Ubuntu killer? >Distro based on Ubuntu. That would be a no.

[@HiboMan]

agreed

[@xephael3485]

Like Ubuntu killing Debian 🤣

[@PandaMacaroni]

@@xephael3485 Debian 😂😂😂

[@FLMKane]

​@@xephael3485 oh man I remember when fanboys would scream about that

[@slaapliedje]

Debian is still awesome. Unfortunately, certain things have been happening around open source projects that have caused drama for stupid reasons and caused them to lose good coders....

[@Arcidi225]

Ubuntu killer? That would be cannonical.

[@cookiecz123]

Lol

[@SirChristoferus]

_Cannonball OS 25.01.29, brought to you by The Cannonical Foundation. Est. 2025 // Alternate Universe_

[@n.m4497]

Oh snap

[@CornThatLefty]

purple linux taste better then orange linux

[@Funkx2g]

I like green linux better

[@BenitoiteBaTiSi]

Blue linux

[@billybobjankens12]

i like my light purple linux emerging from a gzip file

[@Renigen]

Linux community in the nutshell: Your favourite color is wrong

[@unpotatoedsalmon]

I like my district tasting like the infinite void

[@elyassaa6136]

A distro review? must be a slow day.

[@kidcrumple2906]

they’re fun

[@preflex3502]

It's almost as lazy as it is condescending.

[@ChrisIsEditing]

he's done this like how many times before? you only noticed now?

[@DoubtingThomas333]

Not everybody knows how to review a distro properly. Nor have they played with it for long enough to give a broad review.

[@crazystupidgamer]

A slow day in cybersecurity is a good day.

[@ashishpatel350]

they see me rollin...

[@Boredcomputerguy]

they hatin...

[@jsharp9735]

@@Boredcomputerguy Patrollin and tryna catch me ridin dirty.

[@ashishpatel350]

@@jsharp9735 well more like catch me ridin a rhino. lol

[@jsharp9735]

@@ashishpatel350 You ruined the chain ! How dare you !

[@jasminesidney8174]

⁠@@jsharp9735tryna catch me ridin dirty

[@sdovhfunlahsvisegbakshfjbs4621]

I would prefer to see the Linux community join forces more. Too many worthwhile efforts are wasted on singular distros that are otherwise redundant and niche.

[@LennyMiller739]

Yeah, they could start a company and sell it for millions

[@joolz999]

I wonder what steam OS will do idk how restricted it will be but I can see it brining a lot of stuff together idk im new to Linux lol

[@josephjoestar4318]

I used to be of the same mind. Some distros become too political. I don't want to use/support a distro if they would ban or condemn me for my own beliefs or views.

[@fungod-cm3zv]

nah keep making as many distros as possible, we don't need another unified... windows... macos... please no

[@Jetway-Yefan]

@@josephjoestar4318 what distros have became political

[@BMOThebot]

7:47 VS Codium or codium for short is VS Code without Microsoft's telemetry, branding, or licensing. Excluding proprietary Microsoft components, ensuring it's fully free and open-source under the MIT license. It also uses the Open VSX Registry for extensions instead of Microsoft's marketplace. Essentially if VS Code had priorities of being open source and privacy conscious

[@MuhammadSalman7236]

Also, extensions. It's not nearly as easy installing extensions in codium as it is on the regular vs code. And sometimes you won't find the extension you want at all. Not worth the hassle honestly. Get the official vscode and just turn off the telemetry settings manually.

[@artexjay]

he sounded really dumb when he did the codium is like copium huhuh

[@TrackDayMaker]

Short answer: no, nothing has come close to killing Ubuntu.

[@xephael3485]

Yeah saying this is going to kill Ubuntu is like saying Ubuntu is going to kill Debian

[@cavummusictheory]

except for itself

[@aronhidvegi]

Long answer: Ubuntu is kinda dead.

[@mesalytic]

​@@aronhidvegi too long

[@nerd_6499]

That search functionality feels so common sense I'm surprised I haven't seen it before

[@UndercoverNormie]

Well it is pretty common lol

[@l-e-v-117]

krunner and hyprland have both done this/ been capable of doing this for a couple years at least

[@l-e-v-117]

Sorry KDE (krunner is the search program it has)

[@Artichoked1]

gnome has the same thing

[@plastiquemonk]

its a pretty core feature for macOS, do u mean on linux distros?

[@xephael3485]

Hard to kill something you're actually based off of... Especially with artwork that looks like a six-year-old made it

[@20NBA01]

Like cutting the branch you’re sitting on LOL

[@swaggerdagger8976]

Yeah idk why mental outlaw was glazing the bootscreen so much it looks ass lmao

[@ajstrongdevv]

Our icons will be getting a fresh new revamp in 2025! - AJ, Desktop Lead.

[@FrankelDavid]

You open VScodium from the command line with the ‘codium’ command. That’s why they call it codium sometimes.

[@RashidOmar]

I'm seriously considering jumping over to codium. Is it pretty much a 1:1 of vscode without all the Microsoft telemetry etc?

[@youtubewatcher652]

​@@RashidOmarYes

[@bogdanrzheusski8115]

​@@RashidOmarfeatures from Microsoft plugins are absent, like remote development for example

[@FrankelDavid]

@ yes except that it lacks official C# tooling only available in vscode. Doesn’t matter if you code in JavaScript/python/etc

[@louisthedonothing69]

I need my rhino pills

[@perpetualcollapse]

One rhino pill, no headache

[@neufxtrois]

linucks proto-chad gets rhino-pilled

[@jpnpetrol]

​@@perpetualcollapse PLUMMCORP

[@yogxoth1959]

AHHH! I'm gettin' too much money!

[@OtesOtesOtes]

16:35 a package manager manager...this is the true power of linux

[@polarfamily6222]

Is it me or do y'all just ignore debían as a legitimate option?

[@JordanKeller]

Been gaming on debian for over 2 years! Love it.

[@xephael3485]

Sure seems like it .

[@rusi6219]

Archtards know it'll destroy their little cult

[@rusi6219]

Arch fanboys will never allow the mention of anything that will blow their little cult out of the water

[@dave7244]

I think the installer puts people off. Outside of that it works great. I was playing the Resident Evil 2 remake and it works perfectly

[@ronny332]

If Rhino works well as rolling release, it would be a alternative to Arch, which I use exactly for that reason since years. But I still sometimes remember my Debian and Ubuntu days. At least the distro doesn't matter too much for me, Linux is Linux as long as you are able to customize it, but an alternative is always welcome. Thanks for the review and Happy New Year!

Rollling release without QA testing and so small doesn't sound like a good idea.

[@Palm-y6l]

Yeah, good ol' desktop environment reviews.

[@sloppyfloppy79]

Ubuntu really turns people off to Linux. If you are a windows user planning on giving Linux a shot, I recommend Linux Mint over all the others for it's windows feel and the fact you really don't need the terminal for anything.

[@crylune]

I think Windows users should start touching the command line for once in their lives and discover how much easier and fun it is to work with it.

[@sloppyfloppy79]

@crylune To be honest, Windows isn't the product. Windows produces a product called an "end user". If windows users really knew how the rest of us see them, they wouldn't be complaining about being able to control your own systems (which requires them becoming more than an end user).

[@crylune]

@@sloppyfloppy79 I find it even more sad when the same people who used DOS and the command line back in the day now settle for an OS that tells them exactly how to use their PC (10, 11).

[@RoboBabeXD]

@crylune people complain about terminal, but the moment they learn it they never touch a GUI again.

[@u0_a647]

I don't mind if it's Ubuntu, as long as it's got rid of the canonical BS then I'd happily use it as my main distro.

[@ajstrongdevv]

Snaps are optional on Rhino!

[@CU.SpaceCowboy]

A Linux distro is only as good as the amount of resources available online. I can look up literally any problem for Ubuntu online and find the exact answer I need. So no, it’s not an Ubuntu killer.

[@folksurvival]

Not true.

[@magicalnoodles]

This distro is Ubuntu based. Thus, whatever problem you end up encountering, it can most probably be solved by seeing how other Ubuntu users solved it.

[@CU.SpaceCowboy]

@@magicalnoodles that’s like saying Debian and Ubuntu or kali is the same thing. They aren’t

[@CU.SpaceCowboy]

Y’all are going to break people’s OS with your advice. Be mindful of less advanced users. You’re right in the sense that some Debian based problems are universal. However a lot of problems people encounter ARE distro specific. Looking at a raspbian thread to fix a Linux mint problem is generally dumb

[@Clebatwork]

@@CU.SpaceCowboy Nobody is recommending you "look at a raspbian thread to fix a Linux mint problem", you're being obtuse. Ubuntu based systems are similar in a lot of ways, and sure there could be some issues that don't relate back to vanilla ubuntu but I think it's perfectly reasonable recommend looking into ubuntu based solutions for ubuntu based linux systems... not really a hot take at all lol

[@gautamsinha5998]

How is this a ubuntu killer? Video is a good intro to Rhino linux but nothing substantial about capabilities which make it a winner

[@miller42]

With all that purple it's pretty much the EndeavourOS of Ubuntu, lol.

[@5555Jacker]

Hey Mental, I don't know if you noticed, but your latest videos aren't syncing to Odysee. Looks like KZbin might be pulling the plug on auto-sync features.

[@Petrisha]

Yep Odysee pulled the plug on auto-sync last month, KZbin forced their hand on the issue

[@master138]

Good distro. Looks pretty polished and the dev(s) actually developed some stuff for it.

[@ajstrongdevv]

Glad you like the distribution, we have many more changes coming in the new year!

[@Otuhh]

Can we just have like 5-6 distros and just go from there. If were trying to get everyone over by the october deadline, another distro ain't gonna help.

[@Aoitori365]

every year is the year of the linux desktop it is truely a glorious time to be alive

[@johnsmith8981]

The only thing that will get me of nix is an even better declaritive based OS. Particularly if they have good documentation and a more streamlined alternative to flakes and home manager.

[@Signal_Lost.]

This. NixOS erases so many issues when it comes to package management and system configuration that it’s hard to justify a switch.

[@ADarnSmore]

declare deez nuts

[@gabbieblue]

it just makes everything so much easier, if you can contend with the suffering that is the nix language

[@UvekProblem]

I did actually have nix brake on me. I was switching between x11 wayland I used sway fx I was loading from an executable I had by nix build ING. Too me it's just hard to beat arch with xfce. The control I have speed and everything else is just woah. I can say the machine is MINE. With nix it's a bit like figure everything out the nix way. And yeah learning the language is a must if you want to use some other software and import it in your system properly. Unless you're doing distrobox containers for the workload then there's nothing better than nix containers.

[@giorgos-4515]

is there a way to incrementally adopt nix? i want to learn it but not have to rip off my existimg system

[@HeyBuddays]

>Featuring our elegant new setup wizard, written in Rust Into the trash it goes!

[@gmorris65]

why?

[@kristoffer8609]

@@gmorris65 Rust

[@dzuchun]

Rust hate be like:

[@kristoffer8609]

@@dzuchun Justified

[@JosephAlnasl]

The distro looking not terrible out of the box really does help attract more people.

[@megadog_]

Really? I think it looks horrible. The purple/dark gray color scheme is hard to read, the default wallpaper is ugly, the installer looks like a developer designed it.

[@HUEHUEUHEPony]

You lack skill

[@FurqanHun]

​@@megadog_ it's not that bad, i usually don't like gradients, and personally i look for what the distro provdies rather than how it looks.Though i prefer default xfce theme (for fedora) over anything so-

[@thechadbuddha]

zoomer detected

[@JosephAlnasl]

@@thechadbuddha Do you people not have basic text interpretation skills? I obvious meant for people who are new to linux. I use xfce with basic personalization, even though it doesn't look great because i don't care. Most people do care though and that attracts them, obviously.

[@nikunjkhangwal]

With rolling approach they're at least doing something different from debian/ubuntu side.

[@that_jason_black]

Kicking myself for neglecting Linux for so long. Great channel, Mental. Thanks.

[@Xaviermasry]

The old Mental Outlaw returns...

[@matthewduggan1378]

Ubuntu killer dude it can't be a killer if it's based i mean is Manjaro an Arch killer

[@EvasiveCrow]

Nothing beats Ubuntu.. It's ubuntu based, so how can it be Ubuntu killer?? Clickbait in the title or you just like it allot? 🙃

[@TheCurtisnixon]

having run 'buntu's for most of the last 2 decades, all I'm gonna say is, I use Arch. And much much much happier for it.

[@manolisvellis1531]

​​@@TheCurtisnixon Not every user is power user or tech savvy. Some people like bloat. They like not knowing what happens in the background. I use arch too BTW and I couldn't agree more with you🤣🤣🤣.

[@EvasiveCrow]

@@TheCurtisnixon So is my son, and I gotta say that Arch is the worst linux with the most hostile community and for pervs who use it to change their desktop to manga porn crap. I tried it, and seriously a community like that dont deserve even computer. You ask them some things, and all they know is how to answer READ Fing MANUAL.. And these noobs have no clue what I do on linux and not even clue what I ask about.. Thanks but no thank.. Ubuntu is the best. Arch is the worst crap because you cant do shit on it when everyone is hostile towards you. Ubuntu on the other hand if you ask community about anything, you will get a friendly respons every time.

[@TERMA3]

Watching this while switching to Ubuntu

[@skinwalker69420]

i'm sorry for your loss

[@trump2028-i6y]

Does Crenshaw use this?

[@go_better]

2025 is gonna be the year of linux desktop

[@xephael3485]

Naw Windows 11... Next generation kids love it like crack addicted babies

[@octaviop.4870]

Lol 😂

[@shadowdragon3521]

@@xephael3485 People have been slow to adopt Win11. Millennials might seriously consider switching to Linux when Win10 support ends in October 2025

[@Yuta_18.]

Hopefully

[@Renigen]

@shadowdragon3521 this ain't gonna happen. When the support expires, people won't even notice. They'll keep using the system as is, until they get a new pc or like third party apps stop supporting win10. Only then will these people will upgrade, and by then Windows 12 will be out for years.

[@aidandaniels5]

Couldn't find your Honey/Paypal video on Odysee.

[@shutupavi]

probably got copyrighted due to plagiarism

[@Jerrec]

Killing a Distro that is based on is kinda destructive. Also I love the Ubuntu version scheme.

[@someone01233]

Debian sid exists

[@teezzmegee972]

Can it run a heavily modded fallout new vegas load order?

[@HollyTroll]

o shit someone changed ubuntu wallpaper

[@QuantumScribe]

Has an ARM64 version as well - cool.

[@sarundayo]

Me and The Boys enjoying Rhino Linux

[@stage6fan475]

Algorithm. Hadn’t heard of this. Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@moenibus]

another day, another flavor of the toy nobody uses.

[@leofastov9205]

Thx for reminding me that stack overflow does still exist.

[@PandaMacaroni]

Oh look another distro based on Ubuntu... How original!

[@-kekmacska-48]

unlike others, it is rolling release

[@remsee1608]

Why would anybody ever let a random group of open source developers upgrade your OS on a rolling basis

[@denissorn]

Why let them upgrade your OS on a release basis (let's ignore the fact they're not upgrading anything, just do some configuration shit for your convenience or develop open source you then use upgrade etc.)

[@calvin_thefreak]

Nice to see something not that old as ubuntu

[@RandomDeforge]

that o in the rhino looks more like a pigs head, or a warthogs, than a rhino.

[@LennyMiller739]

FireBoar

[@KoKoKen]

>3 terminals installed by default DOA, devs almost certainly locking horns.

[@johanb.7869]

It's standard on Xfce that many terminals.

[@Ben79k]

i swear, by the time i finally settle on a distro, it will probably be the year of the linux desktop

[@crylune]

I always go back to Arch

[@perfect-death4284]

@@crylune Arch drug addicts

[@ammarahmed7566]

Mpv is so goated nothing comes close to it except maybe potplayer with madvr

[@tellur1an]

For a rolling Debian based, gaming and performance focused, distro try PikaOS. It has gnome, KDE, cosmic, and hyprland desktops available.

[@-kekmacska-48]

it is even more niche than rhino

[@sioh3]

Hi mental outlaw, can you make a tutorial on how to use a program like Equalizer APO but for linux? that is one essential keeping me to windows. thank you for all the video posts

[@RoboBabeXD]

I think its better to consult a public comunity

[@dragknot777]

Point release updates >>>>> Rolling release Stability is always the answer

[@-kekmacska-48]

ah yes i love to use stone age software, sure

[@fleshwound8875]

But sourceforge? wtf? this seems sketchy AF? is it just me?

[@megadog_]

Seriously, who starts a new project in current year and decides “yes I will use Sourceforge”

[@-kekmacska-48]

​@@megadog_it is easier to use than github and supports bigger files

[@KirsiVackelin]

Jorma likes your channel and this video was especially informative for him: a "rolling release" explained in a few words.

[@mcmikemo]

Debian is the best Linux experience

[@iiisaac1312]

I love everything being outdated! I love adding PPAs for packages that should be in the repos! Debian is NUMBER ONE!

[@tacticalcenter8658]

Feds are part of Debian.

[@Jetway-Yefan]

fedora is better.

[@Palm-y6l]

@@iiisaac1312 >I love everything being outdated! You actually don't need the newest updates, if a program is tested, secure, and functioning why change it? and you'd get the security and urgent updates. And if you *need* the newest release of something you can still get it from the newest debian repos, or compile it from source. >I love adding PPAs for packages that should be in the repos! I'll exchange lesser packages for better quality check, and debian is considered the default linux distro, which everything is tested and shipped to it. >Debian is NUMBER ONE! Yes it is, if you actually tried to do any *real* work except tinkering with your rice, you'd understand. Debian is for real work, hence its wide use in the enterprise world. It has its flaws, but that a good price for a stable machine, that won't stop working because someone decide to break your boot-loader. Something like Arch has its use-cases, but none of them are stability, that's where debian excels the most. I'm not trying to start a fight, so no need for an emotional breakdown in the replies ;).

[@Palm-y6l]

@@Jetway-Yefan >RHEL's testing branch

[@UndercoverNormie]

Lol. I'm pretty sure you're supposed to state this is a sponsored video mate

[@MrNexor-cj8gs]

It's Linux, foo

[@HUEHUEUHEPony]

Implying linux distros have money

[@ajstrongdevv]

This implies that the Rhino Linux team has money, which we really do not 🤣

[@YouTubeChillZone]

@ajstrongdevv Is it possible to play on your Linux distribution?

[@ajstrongdevv]

@KZbinChillZone Of course it is!

[@tomas3399]

>rolling release >just works Pick one

[@slaapliedje]

Two things need to happen to be the Ubuntu Killer... primary/latest version of Gnome/KDE and no snaps. Rolling rleases don't matter if there are 6 month releases.

[@kuwandak]

OpenSUSE

[@RedSntDK]

I actively go out of my way to find a torrent for distros I want to try out, so good for shouting it out.

[@YouTubeChillZone]

Can it open games? The presentation of the interface is useful, but I would prefer to see how it works in practice

[@ajstrongdevv]

Of course. Linux gaming is limited still unfortunately but has improved drastically in recent years. I see no issues with gaming especially if you utilise Steam Proton

[@ajkurp5919]

Am I the only person in the world that doesn't care about pretty splash screens?

[@l-e-v-117]

Nope. Theyre pretty pointless. Also, i like a good looking DE but i dont care so much as long as it works and does not hog resources

[@sirllamaiii9708]

Ubuntu will be fine, rhino is a nothingburger. Read the sign. Nothing ever happens.

[@basspuppy133]

the rhino logo is so ugly though

[@CRYPTiCEXiLE]

i remember seeing this distro a year ago when they where new ..... honestly this looks good man very clean desktop for xfce 4 this is nice. gonna try it out :)

[@ajstrongdevv]

Let us know what you think of our distro - AJ, Desktop Lead

[@Foche_T._Schitt]

Taskbar at top... Can't use muscle memory to close window by pushing mouse in upper right... Garbage out of the box.

[@BuckyDStickman]

16:30 Summary/quick/quik/fast/Tl;Dr/Tl;dw version: This distro unique trait is that it manages files/packages more like Archlinux does. You're welcome

[@longb1913]

always something shiny, yawwn

[@AsunaYuuki53]

This distro Is aesthetically pleasing I am going to try it out today

[@HazexDimond]

the fucking missing fonts on the hello window 🤣 yep there's linux in this box

[@pauloseixas5452]

yeah but it's cool and good looking and light just what is needed to go on with windows, but what's up with the vscode in this case codium < that's lame not cool

[@Alexander-p6v]

7:13 VSCodium is installed on ParrotOS by default.

[@Staravora]

I like that there's so many distros, but I also don't like that there's so many distros Like why does this need to exist lol

[@crylune]

If Microsoft's kernel wasn't a closed source blackbox and they provided a base to create your own OS out of it, like the Linux kernel with all the GNU applications, then I guarantee you there'd be even more "distros of Windows" out there. It's just the nature of GNU/Linux.

[@deamooz9810]

10:30 I'm a Windows user and I prefer mpv over vlc as well, it's just sooo simple and yet so multifunctional and configurable. The thumbfast plugin alone is worth using it

[@chyldstudios]

I normally daily drive arch, but I’m going to give this a spin.

[@lockheartmac]

this looks really cool, im gonna check it out tonight. thanks for the lead!

[@salihmsa7530]

I know other people have said this, but saying Rhino is an Ubuntu killer is like saying Ubuntu is a Debian killer And with regards to the rolling release yet stable, the award goes to OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. Automated testing including GUI & window rendering from a common base, which the stable releases are then made from. Having something based on a devel branch just makes it experimental tbh.

[@davidcarter8012]

I've actually been daily driving rhino for over a year now. All of the features are excellent, but rolling release ubuntu is much scarier than rolling release Arch. Every other time I update, most of my apt packages break because I have software meant for different ubuntu editions. I have both Jammy Jellyfish and Focal? I think? I can't find any support articles for these issues because Rhino is the only rolling release Ubuntu distro and very few people use Rhino. The root cause for the issue may be due to my own incompetence, but I vaguely remember it being because I HAD to get software from one version of ubuntu for Steam and for a different version for Python. right now, most of my apt packages work, but apt can't install anything new because all of the dependency chains are mangled. In the past, all I could do was update every day and hope the issue gets fixed. It's been like this for the past 4 days so far though

[@TheLonelyMoon]

the real ubuntu killer is canonical

[@ugoboom]

if you want debian but rolling, why not debian unstable? what does ubuntu really even add to the equation pacstall is cool though

[@wp6007]

Why would you use this over Arch or Fedora? Why do you want to run the alpha dev version of Ubuntu?

[@su1ka]

Debian based distro with only theme applied and a bunch of apps pre-installed? This must be a joke.

[@-kekmacska-48]

and it is rolling, unlike most debian based distros. other than debian sid, it is the only one

[@jonahlowe7649]

Any thoughts on SecureBlue outlaw?

[@PAIN7177]

Thoughts on Nyarch Linux?

[@ParksandRecs-x2w]

VS Codium comes standard on Armbian ... it's a good editor albeit on the heavy side for ARM SBCs. (This also comes in two flavors in the wild, the native compiled version and the electron version which is a lot slower. If you've had a bad experience in the past with this IDE/Editor it was possibly the electron version)

[@Kq4hcuDan]

You sold me until I heard cloud based is now all worthless POS for me and, this distro of Linux is just a scam.

[@synthbucket]

Lol

[@Kq4hcuDan]

@synthbucket I'm all for new distros, but every time I hear the nightmare stories of cloud based is nothing but bs sh**

[@ajstrongdevv]

Nothing about our distribution is cloud based? - AJ, Desktop Lead.

[@TheTitaniumSkull]

When Ubuntu first rolled out back in 2004 I loaded it to replace windows, Glad to see good linux versions that compete. That being said I have since moved over to apple products back in 2010. I was happier with Linux than windows, windows was on a downward decline after XP and I had used windows since 2.3 and prior to that commodore vic 20, c64 and amiga 500.

[@nicknieznany]

Hi. VSCodium in standard is in ParrotOS for example.

[@dabrick100]

Lets goooo. Time to install a linux distro again

[@Griimnak]

15:44 lil wayne

[@nicolam.9543]

Ah, finally another Linux Distro: let me just format again. Aaaaaand hop!

[@kloassie]

And again 99% needs to be done via the terminal. Still waiting for a distro that's as least as GUI as MS already had 30 years ago

[@Renigen]

People are saying that linux Mint is a good distro to try, when switching from Linux. But they always forget to specify which Windows version they're talking about, namely Windows xp

[@testacals]

@@Renigen I switched from windows 10 to linux mint.

[@testacals]

It probably has a gui software installer.

[@folksurvival]

No need to wait for things that already happened.

[@verybasedgaming]

weak bait

[@fightocondria]

Still a better love story than twilight.

[@Spractral]

Imagine if everyone switched to Linux... It would change the world drastically for the better. So many implications.