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sudo dnf install gnome-software is correct, thanks! DNF Dragora is like synaptic - powerful but slooow.

"I live in the United States, we're not that good at reading time". 😂 No we are not. 🤣 Especially when you live in a state that supports DST. Good video.

Tuxedo OS was added to the 1-DOT poplinks page as one of 4 custom Linux options along with MX, Rhino Linux and Endeavour .

Is there a way to save the whole page as a pdf afterward. I only get the first page when saving to pdf on Edge.

i cant hear your voice, so i will give this video a thumb down

So I've seen quite a few distros, and this one does seem more straightforward and has a few more options. Sadly, the colors hurt my eyes, so this might not be for me, but i just dont see the advantage this has over any other distro. Can you tell me what makes arch better than Ubuntu? I've been using budgie, and it just seems the same, just skinned differently. Thanks in advance.

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Ashampoo PDF Pro 3 was my first portable document file editor until last year in 2024. I immediately upgraded to Pro 4. Pro 3 worked nicely for me, and I have used it nearly every week to send other Microsoft Office documents and files portably. Perhaps I have not seen any reviews about PDF Pro 3 nor PDF Pro 4, my experiences with Pro 3 have been quite good. Also, I captured the electronic user manual and saved it my beloved computer that I call my Keyboard, as my powerful typewriter. Your show delights me very much. 💙

I will buy rode podmic usb in the near future, do you think it is very good?

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I just got Deepin Os 23 installed and I like it so far.

I can't seem to make a usable bootable iso from their website download, I don't what's wrong. Ubuntu works well.

you didn't check the file manager

my next laptop will be a system76

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read the interview with TinyCoreLinux and you'll know to stay away from DSL

How to put the icons and texts bigger?

How was the sound quality coming from the speakers?

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It ran better on an older machine I had sitting around and just overall it seemed much better than the standard Mint and LMDE not to mention it looks 100x better without that ugly green and black plastic looking desktop. I also had much less hardware issues except trying to get NVIDIA drivers installed and that turned out to be primarily because 99% of the tutorials/articles on the subject were either severely outdated or plain wrong.

I was so excited to use this but my wifi kept turning off and one. It got old to fast soni went back to windows

Thank u for the video it helps keep it up

I was going to say: you should try Nobara.. but it looks like you already have. I still can't choose which one to use.. Garuda or Nobara. What do you recommend?

Don't worry about how Garuda looks: you can easily change everything about it in a few clicks. (look up "Garuda- from ugly to beautiful) . and he'll show you how to change all the aesthetics if you don't like the flashy colors. Super easy to change. Again: you can drop the dock at the bottom and move your bar/panel at the top, back down to the bottom like a classic/windows/traditional setup.. with the start menu on the left and clock on the far right, etc.. It's super easy to do: don't worry about how it looks, just look at all the tools and features and "assist pages and launchers, etc. This distro is hard to beat

Good video!

It is weird when software developers call their software "beautiful", and the vast majority of the time, they are anything but beautiful. That web browser is ugly as anything.

why do browsers use so many ram today?

So why the hell does arch or artix use more than 120MB of RAM even without a GUI or any other bloat but this distro with a GUI idles around 110 MB? Even a tiling WM like i3 or sway alone needs more than 200MB of RAM. I just don't get it.

I am shocked - you show the "packet manager" like this is normal. I watched some videos of Nobara 39... and there was a SOFTWARE Manager - not the PACKET manager. So - is it right? In Nobara 40 there is no modern software manager anymore? You know that this is almost a no go for most gamer who are not deep nerds? Cause if I use Nobara only as game launcher... why not use windows only as game launcher? If I don't do anything with windows except gaming... there is almost no personal stuff Microsoft can collect. The point of replacing Windows is to also do a lot other stuff with Nobara. But therefor a Software Manager would be really recommended. I don't understand why this is almost nowhere directly told. I even found several Nobara 40 videos who didnt click into the packet manager at all - like they wanted to hide this issue.

Once I build my PC, I'm putting this as my OS. Screw microsoft recall and whatever else BS microsoft is doing.

Even Debian KDE looks great to me.. And the fact that it's intended to be the most stable, really has me wanting to use it instead

Kvantum is a tool for making applications like dolphin or other apps appear translucent. Much of what is configured on this system can be added to any arch installation by using the KDE settings > colors and themes and then editing different parts of your plasma shell as needed. I've spent much of the past two days tinkering with these settings. I didn't mean to, but my KDE environment ended up looking similar to the garuda configuration (utterlySweet application style, utterlyRound plasma style, shades of purple window decorations etc.) I didn't spend much time in ~/.config to get the look. I also started using the fish shell, even on clusters at work. My point being, it's difficult to avoid emulating garuda because its just so slick

That audio popping is because you're too close to the mic and talking softly.. It's better to pull away from the mic a bit and just speak with a full projected voice.. Then the mic will not be so sensitive to variations. If you're just keeping your voice down to not wake the kids, etc.. Then I can understand.... but otherwise, I would do what I said.. cheers

I love your presentation and voice. Very calm and chill

thanks i liked your video you actually show more stuff rather than sticking to like 2 things

My 15 “ laptop is the only computer I have. It is difficult to do distro installations on it because of the small screen far away. I have a large monitor for daily use and wish distros installers would get their act together for older customers. Only PopOS recognized my external monitor and allowed me to complete the installation fully. Nobara, Mint and all others were a fight to actually see the monitor and I had to reboot to see what was installed. If PopOS can do that why no one else? That should be easy for all of them. I like Nobara a lot but keep falling back on Mint after each try. Games play fine in Mint but they seem cleaner and faster in Nobara. My laptop has an older Nvidia card so problems pop-up in Nobara (only in games). I have used these versions: 36 Games ran fine (small black streaks) 37 Games have big black areas (cannot play) 38 Like 36 with bigger and more streaks 39 Like 36 with smaller streaks Regards

I just tried the Fedora 41 beta with cinnamon and I was very impressed with the speed running from an USB Stick compared to LMDE6 which is installed on the SSD

if i strart to use linux it will be Garuda KDE Dr460nized

Installed yesterday, was an easy and fast installation, gentlemen I'm officially a permanent user of Linux till end of my days.

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THANK YOU SO MUCH, I didn't know how to get the software center but you just told me the command!!!! Thank you so muxh

Wow! That app is there. I don't know what it is. Sorry, that was funny. As a noob Linux user, mostly, all the names of apps I don't know.

@randyhanley I installed flatpack through terminal and they show up in dnfdragora. No need for Gnome software . You can also install everything through the terminal.

Hoping you see this comment, i have an intel arc a770 16gb from sparkle. Will intel Gpus work with an arch based distro?

Good video

Man, I am stoked to have found this channel. Thanks for your videos, they are excellent. I have not heard the words "Sylpheed" and "XMMS" in a long time...loved those programs.

Can it span a wallpaper across multiple monitors?😂 That's one of my biggest issues, that and I like my inactive windows to be 50% opacity and active windows 88% opacity! Give me a distro that can do this and remain right on resources and you have a winner! Fully open to suggestions

how to make dualboot windows plus lmde. two separate physical drives? 1 is windows 2 is lmde? I'm looking for a tutorial.

Thank you but I think you forgot one of the most important component of the OS, the file manager.

I love Deepin OS and use version 20. Version 23 is completely ruined. no floating panel, looks more like Windows 11 rather than Mac. No way i'm upgrading to 23.