Sorry, But You Shouldn't Use Linux

Sorry, But You Shouldn't Use Linux
Linux is a powerful operating system, but it’s not for everyone. In this video, I discuss real-life situations where Linux might not be the right choice for you, whether it’s because of gaming limitations, specialized software, or hardware compatibility issues. This isn’t to scare you away from Linux, but to help you make an informed decision before making the switch.
If you’re thinking about trying Linux or already planning to switch, watch this first to know what challenges you might face and how to prepare for them. Share your thoughts in the comments or join the discussion on our Discord server.
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[@DV-ml4fm]

Happy linux user here for 15 yesrs now. No spying window$ for me.

[@zazaway]

@@DV-ml4fm Windows user for 14. Enjoying my cad software

[@Vintagesonic1]

Weird flex, but ok.

[@m.m.3753]

3-5 clicks and Windows dont Spy anymore😂. Dude learn to use IT.

[@DV-ml4fm]

@@m.m.3753 Yeah, right. The OS is close sourced. You can't go by this theory as you cliam.

[@m.m.3753]

You must know what you are doing. Same for Linux especially for Arch.

[@AndreaBorman]

I am an ex Windows user. I used to use Windows 7 until Microsoft stopped support for it. So I switched to Linux 3 years ago because of this. Because I didn't want to upgrade to Windows 10. The way Windows 11 is, using Linux is the only option. Because Windows 11 is nothing like the old Windows XP and 7 we knew and loved.

[@worldquestioneer1533]

What about getting a MacBook, Mac Mini, or iMac? Apple hasn’t removed local accounts from MacOS, has it? Yes, I am aware of the disappearance of ports, which started with Apple and other PC companies followed suit, especially in laptops. Canonical may be pushing snaps, but at least it hasn’t removed local accounts from Ubuntu Desktop.

[@baldison]

Install safe os ❌ install bloated spyware ✅

[@minhhieu9583]

yep it looks like a fool generated by ai

[@ZXR4GRZ]

I downloaded xubuntu 20 just yesterday and I was about to dualboot it with my windows 10 pro until I saw the freaking news like WTF

[@j0rpi]

This ^

[@MSM5500]

MS Windows LTSC has 0 (zero) bloatware.

[@GolgothaBridge]

The argument is since Linux won't run All bloated spyware, install your bloated spyware on bloated spyware that will run it.

[@iusearchbtw69]

Kernel anti-cheat, why do you even want to play a game that spy on you through kernel level? Play with Friends? Linux user has no friends. Storage space limited, run minimal distribution like Arch. Gaming on Linux doesn't happened anytime soon = Linux gaming is inevitable. No Adobe software Alternative, professional user. As professional user, why do you even need them anymore, they're the same company that ONCE tried to force you to give them your data, unwillingly. Wasn't you supposed to guard you and your client data credential? Just Dualboot bro, is not that hard. Many distro offer you just that Microsoft office suite, use the webapp version, no major difference at all Proprietary RGB software, use OpenRGB Care about your Social life, use Ubuntu or Linux mint Switching to Linux ASAP or live in the wood and throw away your computer altogether

[@iusearchbtw69]

@losio6879 skill issue

[@zazaway]

Yapping

[@iusearchbtw69]

@@zazaway Just like your mother in my bed

[@iusearchbtw69]

@ skill issue

[@Vintagesonic1]

I think I had a stroke trying to read this.

[@DaveTheFloomper]

I'm sorry, but i've already given my life to the almighty Linus Torvaldsen. Sure, it's tempting to turn back to papa Gates, but Linux just runs amazing! I'm staying with my Linux Mint.

[@DaveTheFloomper]

Though the points here are completely valid. Amazing video.

[@ThingyThongy]

More dislikes than likes is crazy

[@imperiumcommentingnetwork4677]

Adobe is a horrible company. I'm gradually switching to Linux for general use and some productivity tools, and I use a Mac for productivity when there isn't what I need on Linux. I don't play a lot of multiplayer anyway, so I don't care. I've been a fan of Linux for 10 years and have periodically used it. I even have a better experience running Fallout New Vegas on Linux than running it on Windows.

[@Tropics09-o6d]

theres no reason adobe cant make their software for linux bc mac is unix based and linux is unix like, at the core of them both theyre practically the same. adobe r js an evil company like u said

[@imperiumcommentingnetwork4677]

@ yeah, many reasons to boycott adobe

[@carminator12]

Misleading title but fair video. Moved away from Windows for years now, my last was 8.1. Even bought a Tuxedo computer for my main pc with Linux Mint and couldn't be more happy for my needs.

[@worldquestioneer1533]

Why Tuxedo and not SlimBook? The SlimBook Essential or Elemental would be good for starters.

[@carminator12]

@@worldquestioneer1533 I wasn't that much aware of brands supporting Linux.

[@XYZ-xm1ew]

,,Don't use linux".You must be joking.

[@YourAllyhere]

Watch the video to understand what I'm talking about

[@losio6879]

Oho. We got a Linux simp here.

[@JDoloo]

Bro didn’t even watch the video before commenting, little Linux fan girl

[@EmperorOfShadows]

@@JDolooWhy watch the video when it’s bad?

[@GoolagThemTube]

@@YourAllyhere Whatever floats your boat. But Winblows is not for me.

[@meteparlak8608]

It doesn't matter. I will not leave my hyprland with Arch Linux. 🐧

[@pierrealessandre8902]

This video is just a long drawn way to say " I'm lazy to use linux". I had to use linux for 6 mounth without alternative. No regret for me. None of the point in this video are real issue to me. Everything works, and I adapted. Linux is nice a simple. It takes time, well like evrything else

[@zerrubabbel]

Just because Linux is a bad solution for a particular use case, doesn't mean it's not the best solution. Windows has taken spyware, ads, and control tactics too far for my tastes, and that takes priority even over playing my favorite game.

[@szhadjii8363]

Good for you. I like to turn on my computer working without bugs, and every feature is available, like sharing a wifi hotspot (with a password) while having the firewall turned on, then click on a game's icon and it starts without any issues or bugs. Linux didn't even open Steam when I clicked the icon. Linux is 90% ass, linux users are on copium. Linux is for special hardware like the supercomputers that NASA uses or handheld devices like the Steam Deck or server enviroments. Linux is not good on a desktop and never will be, because it will always be dependent on Windows, especially when it comes to games.

[@worldquestioneer1533]

@@szhadjii8363 Maybe the Linux desktop should make money with ads, just like Android. But then they should offer a paid subscription for ad-free experience. Developers have to get paid for their hard work. They have bills to pay, mouths to feed. Any OS that is for both servers and mobile devices is also for desktops. Linux is just like Unix - it was always for servers, never personal devices. AIX, Solaris, and HP-UX don’t have mobile versions, neither did SGI IRIX.

[@zerrubabbel]

@ I'm sorry your experience has been underwhelming... I do know that the learning curve can be steeper than what is ideal... I'd never recommend to anyone to let go of their working system before becoming comfortable on their new system, no matter which direction they're going... If that means having 2 for a while, then I think that's a pretty good approach. Linux is great for NASA... but it's been great for me too, and my hardware is nothing special (Ryzen 7900X3D / Radeon 6800)... I did used to be on a 9900K and a 2070XC, and for some reason, that config did come with some very stubborn issues. It did take me a year to replace it, and I understand that frustration, but since then, Nvidia has made some significant improvements and seems to be more viable than when I had Nvidia. "Linux will never be good on the desktop"... Brodie Robertson and The Linux Experiment just highlighted a survey hosted by the Arch Linux Subreddit, and if I recall correctly, more than 77% of users there game on their systems, while something like 65% of them reported something of an easy experience. Sure, it's from it's own audience, but people are out there having success. I'm not seeing how Linux is dependent on Windows, you'll have to connect those dots for me. I do see the opposite though, Windows and Mac both often take from FOSS projects to kickstart their own features... I think realistically, we could say there's an ecosystem.

[@losdenox]

​@@szhadjii8363bro im a student I use linux on a NASA computer "thinkpad for 2014" and the school requires me to have office yet I still manage to get my shit together and get things done idk what are you complaining about?

[@szhadjii8363]

@losdenox You just proved my point. You use Linux yet you depend on windows. Then why would I use Linux? And I don't like that if I want to game it will mostly not work out of the box and you have to use most likely a rolling release distro because you need the newest stuff, but a rolling release distro needs constant maintance and im lazy as fuck.

[@jedipadawan7023]

I accept that there are definately use cases where it's Windows, end of. However, it would be nice if various Windows fanbois would accept that Linux is a viable, if not superior option for Joe Public who just, and I quote, "Do google."

[@Seacat17]

Using Linux for about 5 years now. I am NOT using Windows every again.

[@Vintagesonic1]

I also love Linux, but even I had to buy another SSD just to dualboot into Linux and Windows, as there are simply programs I cannot give up on Windows.

[@TechXSoftware]

if you have to duel boot, that just sounds like a pain. I rather just run an OS so I can just stay on a system which can run the things I want.

[@stackedboxes-de4uk]

@@TechXSoftware I only boot to windows once a year to submit tax form from adobe reader

[@djsweglord9909]

@@TechXSoftwaredual boot is not a pain at all. Literally just about 10 seconds to switch on boot up

[@Fafr]

Well, since you already bought another SSD then I guess you have more storage, but as a note for the future in case you ever need it: you don't actually need separate drives for different OSes to be installed, unless you don't have enough storage on one drive. You can use partitions for that, they essentially divide a drive into multiple sections, and so that way you can install Windows on one partition of the drive, and Linux on another partition of the same drive. It's pretty easy to do, too: install Windows first, during the part where you make partitions, leave some storage unformatted, that'll be the storage you'll use for Linux. Then, when installing Linux, just format the other partition to ext4 (or whatever other filesystem you prefer) and install the OS on it

[@janvangorp6918]

Perfect, but keep your Windows off line.

[@worldquestioneer1533]

One could run Linux on a Raspberry Pi while the main PC runs Windows. Or since ARM Cortex might have limited support, even from Linux software, you could get an Intel NUC, Lenovo IdeaCentre Mini, or a Minisforum or SlimBook mini-PC to run Linux. One could even run Ubuntu Desktop on an entry-level server such as a PowerEdge T40 or T150, if you want multiseat configuration with Xnest or Xephyr, and/or MultiseatX and possibly Multiseat Display Manager. Fedora Server on Lenovo ThinkServer TS40 or ThinkSystem ST50 for home server. I think the go-to Linux distro for personal computers is Ubuntu Desktop. That’s the de facto standard for the Linux desktop.

[@verifika]

Bill Gates won't let you ride on him! Can't see why you couldn't just put "Why you shouldn't use Linux as a gamer". And About the audio one, unless you have a 20 years old cloth paced speaker everything is good. Also the gamer one, 80 - 90% games support on Linux as of now.

[@KoolTom-gaming]

i run a gaming youtube Channel using Linux, it works good, and i used Linux for 5 yesrs now.

[@pip5528]

I've been a Linux main for months on end after using Linux on and off for the past decade and definitely keep Windows around for edge cases but I'm not gonna be happy when Windows 10 expires in October.

[@UnkwNwastaken]

I agree with you. If you use programs that only work on Windows you shouldn't really switch to linux. If you don't want the bloatware and spying there's tools for that and I can say that the ones I used was pretty basic, but you should be careful or you might remove something needed. I prefer linux as my main operating system and the switch for me wasn't that hard because I never used any windows-only program but I still use windows on my gaming pc because some games won't work.

[@SoyMako]

I was specting a unique perspective on the problems of switching to linux, yet I only found the same things everybody talks about, pretty much everything in the list has alternatives both on windows and linux or on the web

[@lionheart650]

Problem is there is only on or 2 windows But in linux shit load of distros

[@Fafr]

In most cases the distros aren't all that different really, and even then, you can also hop between different distros to find which one you like without losing your files, as you can mount your home directory on a separate partition

[@commenter_in_the_light]

realistically you only need like 3 distros

[@Waski888]

Microsoft bot? 🤮

[@YourAllyhere]

just being realistic here, i'm linux user

[@Waski888]

@YourAllyhere How much does Microsh*t pay to be realistic?

[@EmirDesignNewbie]

Photoshop? Photopea exists. Premiere pro? Kdenlive. Animate? OpenToonz. Now games. Roblox? Sober. Steam games? Proton. There is nothing wrong with Linux. It's not Linux's fault, it's the app developers' fault for not making Linux versions for their apps.

[@Tomatosentry]

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[@mlshiza5335]

linux on the desktop, windows on the wall and apple on my tummy

[@tthealmostperfectcucumber]

dont know why youre getting hate. everything you said in this video is true. i use arch btw

[@YourAllyhere]

Glad you get it! Just keeping it real. And nice, thank you bro !

[@Maritosu]

I love how the video almostly has more likes than likes according to RYD lmfao You must be kidding bro Linux is more customizable than Windows and has no bloatware and is also open source bruh.... Also you CAN run photoshop in wine except the 2014 CC version that almostly has all features you need And even if your afraid of terminal its a matter of time till you get used one wise man said Idk get tomato and disliked mb

[@worldquestioneer1533]

Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Pro will run in a virtual machine, whether you bypass the GPU with IOMMU or not. Unlike anticheats like Valorant/Vanguard which demand arbitrary memory access.

[@ogdan1173]

Welp. After using 7 years, this OS is amazing because with a cup of Wine 10 I can use all of the windows program. About peripheral devices I use in general just a simple qwerty keyboard and a mouse. About kernel anticheat is kind of too much risk to be accesed all of my personal files. In conclusion, linux is awesome to customize and a lot of removing all of the bloatware.

[@Nightfall__Fade__Love]

This video is total crap. If someone wants to use Linux, then let them use Linux. I have been using Windows and Linux together for some time. I have been using Linux for 6 years and I never had problems. Because I have two systems. I use Windows to play games and for software that isn't available on Linux or doesn't work that good, and I use Linux for old computers that don't support Windows 11. I personally still use Linux every day for development in Ren'Py right now and to have something that isn't Windows every day. People use Linux because they don't want to have the Windows crap from the MS Store or the spyware that Microsoft puts on WIndows, and we want open-source software. (spyware can be removed, blocked and disabled, but I won't go in details here)

[@terranbyte2619]

Besides the AI sounding voiceover, as a recent linux user a lot these issues are moot, and espeically for the window's office suite. Which if you need it for work, its' gonna be more likely these days that work will be done a company owned machine or through windows 365

[@ongohamza8315]

At this point especially with deepseek an opensource linux alternative to adobe is inevitable

[@federic4242]

Misleading title bro

[@crazyneonrx348]

Bro half of KZbin has misleading titles, at least this guy's title has a small basis

[@janvangorp6918]

I switched to Linux long time ago. If companies don't won't develop the software for Linux, is their problem. But giving the idea that Linux is only for free software is wrong. If serarto dj or virtual dj would release a Linux version, I would be nr1 to buy their software. Until now is the amount of Linux users to limited for them, to invest in Linux editions from their products. Many hardware companies don't WANT! To release drivers for Linux. Not that they don't have. And sind's there is no "calling home" without your permission, we never know how many Linux users there actually are. I had to activate the location and telemetry service manually during installation. Default is full privacy! I will try to send a list of proprietary software with a license for Linux. Da Vinci resolve video editing is 1 of them.

[@wiono]

1:56 I'm not a graphics designer but GIMP is fine for me.

[@benson-go6dl]

Linux user since 28 years. The best OS ever.

[@YourAllyhere]

That's awesome! 28 years of Linux, respect!

[@yeethawed64.7z2]

Kvm can negate some of this, being a kernel level virtual machine, but overall I imagine support for these apps could be coming in the near or distant future with minimal issues. It's a bit unreasonable to make a sudden switch as of now, but there are just times when you are forced to use windows because a.) Too much work to spoof a "real" pc or b.) Fuck, wine doesn't work right with it.

[@MSM5500]

Linux has nothing to do on a desktop workstation. The reason is very simple : there is no engineering software available for Linux. And Linux isn't a brand but MS Windows is. All the major CAD/CAM software vendors such as Siemens PLM, Dassault Systems, Cadence etc. abandoned developing their products for Linux many years ago. They've got left server parts only. The exception is simulation software such Ansys that might require cluster networking for parallel computations. Linux is good at embedded electronics, network gear & servers, mobile phones. But it totally sucks on desktops because businesses stay away from Linux due to obvious risks it carries. That's why the Linux market share never exceeds 2%.

[@alternatuber6698]

Many ones switching to Linux but bro comes from 25 years ago...

[@mattias0114]

The problem is not really linux its the devs if they cant fix the problem they they use anti cheat and if that does not work then its jobb to fix there exploits

[@3GORY]

The only reason as to why any of your arguments exist is because corporations don't find it viable to support Linux because of the relatively small user base. Using those arguments as the means to advocate against using Linux is very shallow minded and weak. Instead, you should advocate for more people use, support and develop for Linux to get the attention of the companies who throw Linux under the bus.

[@YourAllyhere]

I completely agree that the main reason these issues exist is because corporations don’t find it profitable to support Linux. That’s exactly why I always advocate for using and supporting Linux in most of my videos. But in this video, I wanted to be realistic and talk about the situations where Linux might not be the right choice-at least for now. The goal isn’t to discourage people from using Linux but to help them make an informed decision based on their needs. More users = more support, but people also need to know what challenges they might face before switching.

[@TrizziEhgan]

i switched to linux for better security and stability

[@Denz-HUUH]

i use linux for my main os and use windows in virtualbox cause i don't know why im use linux for my main os, but i love it

[@Smarttube01]

KZbin reccomended this to me after I installed ubuntu. I don't even give a shit lol.

[@YourAllyhere]

Haha, fair enough! Hope you’re enjoying Ubuntu!

[@Smarttube01]

@@YourAllyhere Yes I am haha :)

[@soncscoot9929]

Funnily enough, I switched to Linux to cut off League of Legends from my life haha

[@thewidow710]

I so wish I could use Linux my work flow prevents it design software Autocad ,Surfcam ,Solidworks ,SolidEdge ,MasterCAM this is the type of software i use to build Cars N Trucks in the Usa.. and as for my side hustle DJ KJ Band recording. wow the opensource software for playing MP3+g files (karaoke) is non existent. There are some Dj software options but very sketchy on the PRO Hardware support side.. turn tables.. mixer boards its very sad. When i can use 1 simple windows software that handles all of it. Virtual DJ/kj also Sams audio broadcaster has a special place in my heart for streaming live broadcast/shows to the web.. this kind of productivity software is sorely missing in opensource software.

[@Maritosu]

You can try using a wibdows vmware vm and thrn try pass throughing the 3d printer perhaps?

[@KATalyzt_]

Hermano, no entiendo casi nada porque no sé ingles, pero... El idioma es universal cuando se trata de poner las verdades sobre la mesa. Gracias, los ciegos fanaticos de Linux no son capaces de ver las necesidades ajenas, siempre se creen el centro del universo.

[@chuloco5577]

This is true and will probably continue to be true forever; MS still possess most of the desktop market share. Add to that the hesitance of the majority to try something new (i.e., Linux). I've been using Linux since the late 1990s and continue to so (for personal use) but I do still use some Windows apps in a virtual environment.

[@matthieu875]

just dual boot windows linux and play game use your windows softwares on the windows part

[@Kerojey]

Agree, Linux is the worst buggy half-baked software ever made. You can't even do simple things without using terminal in this OS.

[@commenter_in_the_light]

that was 10 years ago in a modern distribution, for an average user you dont need to touch the terminal at all

[@j0rpi]

Linux is perfectly fine for the novice user, sitting in the terminal 24/7 was a long time ago. Give it a try tbh.

[@izumijojo]

I have a feeling Linux have a cult or something

[@mxeyithyylu]

"if you get linux you won't be able to use adobe products" that reason right here bru that shyt is so fucking ass my nigga god damn 😿

[@worldquestioneer1533]

I dislike the comment because of swearing.

[@Maritosu]

​@@worldquestioneer1533then who gives a crap about it dont like it? Ignore it then

[@GoolagThemTube]

Guess what buddy? I'm still going to use Linux. 😃

[@ethanwhite1949]

good thing I play single player games and also would never play a game with kernel level anticheat don't use adobe or other things like that and check if things work well with Linux

[@derekr54]

I would never think about going back to Windows ,I have been very happy with Linux for many years. I don't need Windows for anything and I certainly don't need their spyware, bloat and intrusiveness. I would be very happy if Microsoft bent belly up but that is not likely to happen more's the pity.

[@lmaotime_]

honestly that's a pretty valid opinion (and that's coming from a microsoft hater)

[@babayaga.666-v8x]

I still prefer windows 'cause a lot of programs are not compatible with linux and the alternative sucks.......there are not exist secure operating systems , there are virus also in linux i'm studying cyber-security and also progamming.....and IMO Linux is more dangerous than windows...'cause there are a lot of things to keep an eye on compared to windows......but for other things linux is definitely better

[@youjean83]

[@minhhieu9583]

the right solution... in the wrong place

[@pidagog1232]

chads who use dualboot

[@Lithiogod1]

Arch Linux ☠️💀

[@irondemon47]

I use windows

[@nathanielperez1150]

Dual boot duh

[@chillinwithmao]

Microsoft will not let you hit lil bro

[@4gxl]

To late...

[@BunrithViwatthanak]

Congratulations!!! +1 Dislike from a Linux user (me)

[@YourAllyhere]

I’m a Linux user too! This video isn’t about hating on Linux, just being realistic about where it might not be the best fit.

[@alex-gleason]

Boooooo lamest reason

[@capi_nemoo]

lol

[@user-lz3ce8gj1m]

Skill issue