What happens if you Switch User then Shut Down in different OSes?

0:00 - Title
0:10 - Windows XP
0:40 - Windows Vista
0:59 - Windows 7
1:16 - Windows 8
1:42 - Windows 8.1
2:06 - Windows 10
2:32 - Windows 11
3:02 - Mac
3:25 - GNOME 41 (Fedora 35)
3:48 - Cinnamon (Linux Mint)
4:11 - XFCE (MX Linux)
4:38 - KDE (KDE neon 5.23)
5:10 - Pantheon (Elementary OS 6.1)
5:39 - Budgie (Ubuntu Budgie)
6:03 - MATE (Ubuntu MATE)
6:23 - GNOME 2 (Ubuntu 07.10)
6:41 - Unity (Ubuntu 16.10)
7:07 - Deepin Desktop (Deepin OS 15.3)
7:27 - Deepin Desktop (Deepin OS 20.4)
8:06 - Chrome OS Flex
8:31 - End screen
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Music: Tobu - Higher
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[@silkenhealer5448]

Do you backup your files?

[@World_of_OSes]

Yes

[@Odswietny]

​@@World_of_OSesCloud backup, backup on the other drive or what type of backup? (I use the cloud backup)

[@World_of_OSes]

@@Odswietny I backup everything (~7 TB) to multiple external hard drives, one of which I keep at a different house. I also backup copies of just my most valuable files to the cloud, and even burn copies of just my most valuable files to archival-grade DVD and Blu-ray discs.

[@Odswietny]

​@@World_of_OSesI use cloud backup. At least I'm gonna have easy access on my phone anytime.

[@Odswietny]

​@@World_of_OSesSince one of your backup drives is kept at a different house, then you just bring the drive to your house to back up to it? And how frequently do you do it?

[@sliminho-bsd8486]

1:53 Yay! Happy new day!

[@ACardboardBox_]

Lol

[@eastonbrunet9996]

23:59 to 00:00 XD

[@SuperFico2100]

fun fact: if you login with 6 different accounts on windows longhorn betas, then shutdown, the shutdown sound will repeat 6 times.

[@ThatRandomToast]

Also happens on Windows XP.

[@ThatRandomToast]

@Glitter Still does that in SP3

[@World_of_OSes]

@@ThatRandomToast And you made a video about it now, didn't you?

[@ctvx]

​@@ThatRandomToastand u made a video about it now.

[@ThatRandomToast]

Sorry for replying to an old comment, but I have tested different Longhorn builds and the results are: - 3683 and several other pre-reset builds with shutdown sound working: Shutdown sound plays only once and does not overlap. - 5048: Shutdown sound plays three times: the first time plays normally, the second time plays overlap, and the third time plays normally. I wasn't able to test build 5112 since if I installed the sound drivers (must be manually installed as you can't install V­Mw­are Tools), the UI froze.

[@iamzhenn7021]

Other OSes: There still are users logged on. KDE, Old Deepin, and Chrome OS: I'm gonna ignore that cuz why not

[@petitscratchcat]

Video poroposal : what happens if you press volume Keys in différent OSes

[@leavemealone95]

Changes the volume

[@TheHeroWarsAdsCollector]

@@leavemealone95 i mean windows 7 doesn't have volume dialog when volume keys pressed

[@World_of_OSes]

@@TheHeroWarsAdsCollector Most OEMs included their own volume dialog with PCs that shipped with Windows 7 or earlier.

[@TheHeroWarsAdsCollector]

@@World_of_OSes for example windows 7 laptops?

[@World_of_OSes]

Will do

[@windows_11.flopparuns]

why very old version macos? explain why no big sur,monterey,or ventura

[@AaronTechnic]

Very nice video as usual :) You should consider updating your Ubuntu and Fedora virtual machines. Fedora 36, KDE neon 5.25 and Ubuntu 22.04 is now available.

[@World_of_OSes]

I used Ubuntu 16.10 because that was the last version of Ubuntu to still have the Unity desktop environment.

[@devilpros1346]

@@World_of_OSes What's wrong with later versions

[@sgal5845]

@@World_of_OSes There is a new Ubuntu version that uses Unity. the name is Ubuntu Unity, the project has been out since about 20.04 LTS but has gotten really popular recently.

[@sgal5845]

@@devilpros1346 Since Ubuntu 17.04, Canonical has deprecated Unity in favor of GNOME.

[@World_of_OSes]

@@sgal5845 I have started using Ubuntu Unity 22.10 in some of my later videos.

[@BackOn337]

1:51 the last moment before the second worst day.

[@OrdinarySonicfanMmKay]

Ah yes, the best prank. If someone leaves their computer in the switch user screen, then you restart it, then it is a ragefest for them

[@ZeRoTeCh00]

Nice 😄👍

[@chrislinuxtutorials5283]

Thanks for the video! Great work!

[@kirilvelinov7774]

Windows XP Beta Error. Cannot shutdown if no account is chosen Pick an account and try again

[@youleeun]

I remember using this method just to shutdown my XP computer. Good old memories☺️

[@Sonic21Rus]

What about making video with Linux distributes boot and shutdown screens?

[@World_of_OSes]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYvCoqmrrM2lmKM

[@jhgvvetyjj6589]

Why not demonstrate with high resolution in Windows XP/Vista/7 as well?

[@World_of_OSes]

Because they don't scale well. This video is in 2560x1440. I went for 720p-equivilant UI-sizing to keep things readable for people watching on phones, people with poor eyesight, people with low resolution screens, people watching from a long distance back, people watching in a low quality stetting e.t.c. I ran Windows XP, Vista and 7 in 1280x720 at 100% scale, then 200% nearest-neighbour scaled the footage to 2560x1440. I ran Windows 8 and 8.1 in 1920x1080 at 150% scale, then 133% interpolated the footage to 2560x1440. I ran Windows 10 and 11 in 2560x1440 at 200% scale. For Linux distros and other OSes, I ran the ones that scaled well in 2560x1440 at 200%, and ran the ones that didn't scale well in 1280x720 at 100% scale, then 200% nearest-neighbour scaled the footage to 2560x1440. Some of them I ran in 1366x768 and then 188% interpolated the footage to 2560x1440 because I couldn't set 1280x720. What size and resolution screen are you watching this video on?

[@jhgvvetyjj6589]

@@World_of_OSes I watch 720p video on 1080p screen (exact 1280×720 section of 1920×1080 display in default zoom in Edge in Windows 10 in 96dpi), but Windows XP/Vista/7 do scale very well as you have demonstrated in your dpi comparison videos. I myself have XP VMs set in double resolution (1280×960 at 200% scale resized to 640×480, and 1600×1200 at 200% scale resized to 800×600).

[@GERALD_786]

800 x 600 was easier to eyes when not full screen

[@ThatMalaysianDude]

Sound name?

[@World_of_OSes]

0:00 - Syn Cole - Feel Good 3:01 - Tobu - Higher 6:34 - Kevin MacLeod - Electrodoodle

[@Doomslayer151]

my garden "GNOME"

[@SSUMH]

What happens if you run all OSes in ultra wide screen?

[@World_of_OSes]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZbPe6iGhslje80 Ultra-wide *and* super-tall

[@c猫t]

@@World_of_OSes now a video suggestion: What if you run executables from different windows versions in different versions of Windows?

[@c猫t]

@@World_of_OSes Another video suggestion: What if you press alt-f4 in different OSes?

[@c猫t]

@leaf (HeyoNax) Nops

[@cheungsteven5455]

what about microsoft codename whistler?

[@World_of_OSes]

This video doesn't show betas.

[@cheungsteven5455]

@@World_of_OSes why

[@mini_bomba]

This video reminded me how bad windows 8's login screen looked compared to other windows versions... Here are a few interesting scenarios you haven't shown: • Windows Server... you cannot shut down the computer from a login screen by default there • Shutting down from a user session (their desktop, not the login screen) while another user is logged in... I know this will likely show a prompt for password on linux distros due to how polkit determines if a non-root user can power off the system.

[@thisfeatureisbad]

The music quality is off a bit. But, still great video!

[@World_of_OSes]

AAC compression. In future I'll render the video mute, then render the audio to a WAV file, then encode the audio to AAC and join it to the video using FFmpeg because it seems to do a better job at encoding AAC without destroying the quality. `ffmpeg -i mute.mp4 -i audio.wav -vcodec copy -acodec aac -ab 320k output.mp4`

[@Odswietny]

​@@World_of_OSesEnglish, please?

[@World_of_OSes]

@@Odswietny Kompresja AAC. W przyszłości wyciszę wideo, następnie wyrenderuję dźwięk do pliku WAV, zakoduję go do formatu AAC i połączę z wideo za pomocą FFmpeg, ponieważ wydaje się, że lepiej radzi sobie z kodowaniem AAC, nie niszcząc jakości.

[@Odswietny]

​@@World_of_OSesI did not mean I didn't understand the language, but the stuff you were talking about, but thanks.

[@MKXD2010]

1:53 lol new day

[@andrej1814]

why do you have a really old version of macos?

[@World_of_OSes]

VMware

[@danimgmd3510]

But why an old version?

[@Odswietny]

​@@danimgmd3510 WoOS once said in the comments that it's the latest version that it could support.

[@danimgmd3510]

@@Odswietny ohhh

[@Odswietny]

​@@danimgmd3510🤯

[@khairihilman2435]

1:27 like iyesu

[@mateochannel523]

7:18 can't you just plug it out?

[@mateochannel523]

OMGGGGGG FIRST ❤️ THXXX

[@Cart1416]

Also Mac

[@SOTP.]

@@mateochannel523 shut up

[@World_of_OSes]

It could be on a UPS

[@Odswietny]

​@@World_of_OSes1. The computer can be disconnected from the UPS 2. There are such things as the PSU switch and the power button.

[@Godofobby]

I did not know that there was more OSes

[@Odswietny]

What did you think before?

[@gjkdshgkjshjkgdfg]

welcome to the world of non-microsoft/non-apple operating systems

[@sangitakumari5482]

I shut down my computer please help me to turn it on...

[@just_joey]

Is it a laptop or desktop?

[@silkenhealer5448]

Try turning it off and on again :P

[@Odswietny]

Press the power button.

[@reyanshpchannel]

Video poroposal: what happens if you install windows 11 in unsupported hardware

[@World_of_OSes]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXy9qaGudsmCptE

[@riggyinfilpaclip]

There's a Windows 574 Ultra Gaming (not really it's not true)

[@user-lz5rt7zm4d]

00.00 in Windows 8.1

[@catsanarchy]

Hi @World of OSes! You should demo windows Xp ismailawy, a heavily modified bootleg of windows xp.

[@ivancomp_inside]

Fun fact: if you boot up to the password screen and then shut down in Windows 10, you'll see same screen

[@genericpd]

Fun fact: windows sucks

[@gaetanosciannimanico5488]

ok vid

[@RazDum.]

It shuts down the PC.

[@dreamalt7]

is chromebook flex a emulator -_- bruh

[@World_of_OSes]

It was running from a live USB on a real computer.

[@Odswietny]

​​@@World_of_OSesCan't you install it on the one that you used to run live USB?

[@gracetr202]

00:00

[@itsmeadam08]

I watched this video while this video is 17 views

[@itsmeadam08]

I have the chrome os flex is running chrome os version 93.0.4577.107 and it was 64 bit.

[@user-qr5kg6sr6e]

РСWinbows😮

[@user-so2jq5rz6z]

WHAT IS THAT WINDOWS

[@World_of_OSes]

Timestamp?

[@ricardosantos2599]

2EB/2EB too low!!!

[@World_of_OSes]

?

[@Frcdredgbu12246]

shutdowns

[@Odswietny]

7:23, 7:39, 8:02 Password: "deepin"

[@anonimmihai]

Romanian? :>

[@World_of_OSes]

Why?

[@hectrogram]

@@World_of_OSes i think because Stefen is a Romanian name.

[@Odswietny]

​@@hectrogram You misspelled.

[@hectrogram]

@@Odswietny k, thats nice

[@user-ru2fo2ns9w]

hi

[@khairihilman2435]

1:25

[@World_of_OSes]

What's especially remarkable about that particular timestamp?

[@Odswietny]

​@@World_of_OSesDidn't you say the exact same thing when someone said "20:00"?

[@ADeeSHUPA]

504 LiKes

[@c猫t]

give me a preview of mypal

[@World_of_OSes]

?

[@c猫t]

@@World_of_OSes what is mypal

[@World_of_OSes]

@@c猫t Web browser for Windows XP.

[@FrozztyTheWolf]

Hi

[@lionxj6]

Fourth