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how do u save it?

Straight to the point. Thank you very much for this easy to follow tutorial.

Nothing better than C.

Sorry to say it but your video demonstrates why so many are put off Linux. If one is used to the Windows environment it’s no use saying how Linux is so customisable etc etc: it really IS like going back to DOS commands some of the time. There’s so much “help” online but every advice is different and confusing, and often relates to a different distro to the one I am trying.

Charlie gets spooked by the funniest things, and its never something actually horror related. Also I love this project, keep up the work! I'm excited to see this project complete

I switched to Linux Zorin a week ago and have no regrets! Everything works, there was a learning curve but I'm getting over it.

If I use the persistent usb drive to actually install linux onto a computer, do all the changes to installed software and saved documents also persist there? Or does the computer I put linux on from a persistent usb drive still get a clean install?

Recall & Co-Pilot is spyware, I bet even if the user opts out it will send detail back to Microscam. It's the best advert for Linux ever.

Will it have the same results on a raspberry pi zero 2?

I could not complete the install. The fix was to reinstall in safe graphic mode then install into the ubuntu partion since the free space was taken from the previous incomplete install.

Have a black screen after I click on Try/Install Please help me Thanks 🙏

When I try to use KDE plasma distro, i feel overwhelmed and the design is kinda not clean. So many borders everywhere. Gnome looks much cleaner, but...

Anyone who adheres to good coding practices can write safe code in C. The problem is that too many developers really don't have the knowledge, skills, abilities, discipline, and intelligence to write high quality code. There would be a significant improvement in code quality and a reduction in the cost of software development if the incompetent programmers were pushed out into less demanding jobs they are better suited for.

Always KDE 🙌

Cinnamon now, but I want to go to Kde plasma soon.

Using XFCE desktop nowadays. I'm gonna try KDE Plasma soon. Thank a lot for your great content 🙌🏼

May I ask why you talk like this?

Plasma ftw !

Plasma desktop ❤

Someone needs to tell Nick from The Linux Experiment channel how to set up remote desktop on KDE 6.1. Apparently, he had no success in his latest video, maybe because he didn't setup KRDC first.

What desktop are you using currently?

:)

Thank you

YOU SAVED MY LINUX ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ THANKS DUDE 😎

I had a system problem at last part of installation😢, don't mind by what it can be caused

petition to rename it into "problemd"

Bitch I already switched to Linux years ago. I could see this shit a million miles away. But too many people are like uwu windows.

spent the whole of today finding a solution for this. thanks a lot

I created a bash script that takes the youtube video link from the clipboard and open it with mpv player. Instead of opening the video manually, I just copy the video link and hit my keybinding to execute my script.

mpv is better than vlc you can use plugins to skip sponsore parts

Does that utility ever invoked automatically ?

People on Linux crying when their home dir gets deleted is wayyy too funny. Like bro you're literally just using Linux to be different instead od actually utilizing the tools like snapshots in ZFS or BTRFS. Like, do you even have rsync installed? THEN USE IT. Back your damn files up so that you don't care if a program deletes your whole computer. What do you mean "my heart was beating so fast"? Brother, you might aswell just use MacOS coz u dumb

People on Linux crying when their home dir gets deleted is wayyy too funny. Like bro you're literally just using Linux to be different instead od actually utilizing the tools like snapshots in ZFS or BTRFS. Like, do you even have rsync installed? THEN USE IT. Back your damn files up so that you don't care if a program deletes your whole computer. What do you mean "my heart was beating so fast"? Brother, you might aswell just use MacOS coz u dumb

Glad I rest on Alpine, Systemd just keeps having issues pop up.

This does not sound like an essential piece of software. I'm sure we'll manage without it.

Mozilla officially also supports deplatforming and censorship, saying it doesn't go far enough. They'd gleefully hand over your data to whatever government or agency.

This is boll shit. He kinda supports RUST, cause he doesn't have bolls to go against mainstream. He isn't Bjorn.

You say like that something new. In truth Linux or FreeBSD was you only options to do in this project, because windows is closed source. Impossible to adapt.

I was practicing to recover arch. In the tutorial command has been run and author recover fully. But i ran the same thing but all is blown out I thought why this is happening

I was practicing to recover arch. In the tutorial command has been run and author recover fully. But i ran the same thing but all is blown out I thought why this is happening

no i dont ike the idea of this at alll.

I tried giving the location path and all I got were text in red

systemd-tmpfiles: unrecognized option '--dry-run' - should I try without dry-run flag? 🤔 🤣😂😅

the i in systemd stands for init (system)

Really, Took you long enough, I noticed the Linux RSOD over 10 years ago, it looked better being red ;-)

The original motivation for systemd was well-intentioned, but the current implementation of systemd is way beyond the scope of init, and ultimately if left unchecked, systemd will be sufficiently distinct from Unix/Linux that it should be considered its own operating environment.

As petty as it is, theres 2 things that have been holding me back from switching to Linux from W11... Wallpaper Engine and software for my Bridge Cast (im sure theres options, i just havent found it) And im surprised this seems as easy as it is... Easier than Wallpaper Engine even. Thanks for the vid!

This beats rm -r ~ hollow

*No. "This is working just fine, so don't mess with it" SHOULD be the protocol. NOT some f'ing BS about a trendy lang simply because linus has gray hair now. That is a "captain of a proverbial ship got bored and strayed from protocol at the risk of the crew" sort of situation sadly.*

Original reporter here. I find this video biased against systemd, using the issue I reported as proof that systemd is evil (or something). Funny thing is, I actually like systemd, if I didn't I probably wouldn't use it. All software has bugs, so I often go and open issues against software that I use, so that it can hopefully get better. I don't think we should judge software by the amount of bugs, but rather by how reports are handled. The response to this ticket was, other than the initial comment (maybe that maintainer had a bad day, I don't know), excellent. Now about the issue itself - turns out, systemd-tmpfiles doesn't "just manage temporary files", and the name is an unfortunate one, largely caused by it's origins. This wasn't well documented, as the (now corrected) manpage explicitly said it manages "temporary files". Really, it just manages the file structure _in general_. Moreover, while there _is_ an option to actually clean temporary files, it's --remove. --purge actually clears _all_ specified directories (or, before this was changed, everything if nothing is specified) managed by the tool, which can include /home and other "data" directories. This makes sense for example when you need to create a basic file structure on the first boot, or want to do a factory reset (kinda what I, unintentionally, did). The option itself isn't doing anything "bad". It just wasn't well documented. All I really wanted to achieve here is improving the docs, so they explicitly state what it does and warn the user, and that was implemented. Moreover, it's now harder to call it by accident, as apparently just --purge alone isn't normally used. I think viewers of this video should indeed read the original report and the responses, as the issue feels very misrepresented by the author. On systemd, it is _not_ a monolith. It's made out of components. You can easily take the init system and service manager but not integrate anything else. The reverse is harder, as those components are usually meant for it and are well integrated. You could probably use them independently, but at that point you probably should just use something else... I guess you can think of these components as "plugins", if you will (not technically correct but does explain the situation decently well). The "Unix philosophy" argument is also thrown around without much substance. The Linux kernel also doesn't accomplish a "single task", it's very complex, but that doesn't mean it's _bad_. It can be broadly said that the kernel "provides an enviroment for userspace to run". In the same vein, it can be broadly said that systemd "manages the userspace". I think that's enough, the goal is defined, even if there are many things needed to accomplish it. I would also argue that it isn't _that_ complex. I do not know many of it's components, but I am very much familiar with the init system and service manager part, and I feel like "traditional" init systems are a lot more clunky and complicated to understand and configure.