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I write my own software from time to time and linux or BSD is my preferred choice, although i've compiled a lot of shit with EMU too Mainly because i was lazy in the moment or i didn't give a fuck, probably both
Comment from : Palamedes

As far as hardware support, Linux does support nearly every piece of hardware unless it is a very unknown and exotic gadget since a few years backbrSteam gaming has been available for a few years alreadybrThe info in this videos are quite partial and not really reliable and feels like the typical Windows FUD from a Microsoft fanboy
Comment from : ER OS

No you see, when someone asks you "have you tried Linux?" they very easily could have meant "have you tried it in general?" You sounded like you were intentionally misunderstanding the question for some hypothetical situation
Comment from : Scott Bisco

Why Intel 80860 came out of the game?
Comment from : Laikes Agores

Thank you for such thorought and unbiased (as possible) description and explanation You even mentioned topics that are not covered in the video, but at least named them so curious viewers can search for them
Comment from : MrBlackHawk888

I've switched to Linux in 2005brI never liked WindozebrMac OS is a good system, but very boring too
Comment from : Vindix 007

as a linux gamer i can tell you that windows programs have little to no issue running on the 4 linux distros i checked, maybe one or 2 got glitched but that can be fixed by trying other emulator since raw wine is not the only one, meaning that saying gaming is worse on linux is not a right statement just because some games aren't native, they run as well and most times even better on linux than on windows even if its not native
Comment from : SheepRiderKiller

Windows recognizes your computer's drivers easily awhile Linux is just like giving birth!
Comment from : Lucas Piano

With Steam's Proton layer, gaming in Linux is painless now Window's days are numbered
Comment from : Scotsman828

I'm just looking for an alternative to windows I hate how much resources it uses just for basic function
Comment from : superdarklink

I got a windows ad before this video
Comment from : DeaDvey

The main thing I didn't like about Windows that doesn't happen on Linux at all:brbrIN WINDOWS: Copying or Extracting large files between hard drives through the Windows Explorer stops all possibility of multitasking until the task is completebrIN LINUX: it has a much better task scheduler, you can copy or extract files between hard drives and still multitask in the background with barely any performance loss
Comment from : Similak Child

I like Linux but it's hard to install and find things I wish it was easier Windows 10 is fast but their system is controlling you and bulling you every day I'm so sick of Windows ways
Comment from : Candys Games

I am very interested in watching more about Linux and hearing about the technical differences
Comment from : Chaz Oak

I'm just done with Windows bs I'm only using it on my gaming pc cause of steam but for programming , writing and general arting I'm using Linux cause I actually like using a pc hehehehe
Comment from : Wynter Storm

You forgot the worst windows ever Windows ME lol And yes I went and upgraded half my office computers to this and it sucked so bad lol
Comment from : Jhans1234

Seems like it’s only for developers Not user friendly The use of the terminal alone makes it more difficult to use than the average person is prepared to figure out
Comment from : m3vm3

Happy with Linux - we are not going back to the delays, problems, costs, agenda and politics of microsoft Windows 11 and it's lack of processor support on our machines was however, the main reason for the switch
Comment from : shepherdgroup biz

I use Windows and Linux 50/50, and I couldn't be happier I'm a programmer in the gaming industry, I work in Unity and Unreal, I also code and deploy custom linux-based servers IMO it's pointless to argue which of the OS'es is best, as both are here to stay If I'm coding a server or microservice, I use Linux exclusively, no one hosts on Windows If I'm working on game code, I'm on Windows, exclusively, no one cares about desktop Linux
Comment from : Standbackforscience

Windows users: Oh no! I haven't restarted in two days! brMac users: Oh no! I haven't restarted in two weeks! brLinux users: My last restart? Uhh 2 years ago I think? brTempleOS users: Restart? Blasphemy! God's temple is eternal!
Comment from : greg77389

I miss my windows phone
Comment from : Alex Denton

I always find Linux easier for programming lol
Comment from : Jonathan Steadman

I love Linux :)
Comment from : Jonathan Steadman

Linux might run on just about anything but that doesn't mean all your hardware will work
Comment from : John King

Maybe I missed it, but I didn't really see any information on the base power/efficiency of the core OS design Like if you were to take away everything from the gui to bundled applications to any application released Which OS would be more efficient build a UI, functionality components and code applications for from the ground up
Comment from : Sean Leastria

Purely for fun, for my first PC build, I didn't want to pay for Windows or use an unregistered version so I tried out Linux Never gone back
Comment from : John the John John

I'm a web developer, I have used Linux many times (even Arch), and in general, except performance, I've had a much better experience using Windows I don't like Linux at all
Comment from : Adria Acc

Linux x Windows:br- Good x Evilbr- Life x Deathbr- Light x Shadow
Comment from : Andrew Kamoha

I had Windows 3 with a 25 GB hard drive😃😃😃 It was super intuitive and easy to use In other words, nothing like Windows 8,10 I tried Linux a few times over the years and it was such a massive hassle to get it to work with anything I used, like the printers in my house From the other comments it seems like it has become a lot more usable since the five or six years ago when I last tried it
Comment from : Tim

Linux is interesting but i need windows software to unlock bootloader 😓
Comment from : erriezzans Lounge

Wow Great stuff Garry very nice video
Comment from : agentstona

didn't NT stand for Network Technology, not New Technology
Comment from : Dyo Kasparov

Linux compared to 25 years ago blows windows out of the water in many ways It works wonders for older hardware too
Comment from : chris germann

the correct way to spell QT is "cute"
Comment from : igor giuseppe

The fragmentation part is not accurate The only thing that matters is if its Debian/Ubuntu based or Arch based
Comment from : LucasSideris

PlayStations also run Linux, so that's a large number of consoles too
Comment from : pixel fairy

Switched from Windows to Arch earlier this year, was a bit of a learning curve but well worth it
Comment from : Vyruz

@19:32 the video shows "But Azure also replies on Linux" Yikes, that seems awkward Should have been "relies," like you ido/i say in the video at that point; just a presentation error
Comment from : slashtiger1

I'm pretty sure there's a way to run some of adobe or ms office things on Linux though (through things like winapps)
Comment from : Ant Composer

Windows perpetrates a gnosticism of the elect It demands that anyone who just wants to use a computer for other work, rather than making the computer the object of the task, must comply with the setup that Microsoft forces on us--along with being buggy and fundamentally a siphon hose for private databrbrBy contrast, many Linux distros are designed with openness as a core value Yes, there are some RTFM sloganeers, but a lot of other people are glad to help, and the manuals make far more sense than any "Help" page coming out of Redmond
Comment from : Greg Camp

Linux works That's a key difference
Comment from : Greg Camp

There's really only one drawback of Linux: laptops with Linux preinstalled aren't available in large retail stores Soon after that happens (if it does), just watch how desktop Linux leaves Windows and Macs behind in the dust!
Comment from : Yak28

I'd love a part two to this
Comment from : Adam Pollack

Seriously? No timecodes?
Comment from : Lewis K

Yes, please make a video on Windows vs Mac I have a dad who's uncertain which way to go for OS's Now that Windows 11 is a disaster for people who want to have some integrity and privacy Windows 10 IS the last version of Windows that he will usebrLinux is not the solution because of the barriers Gary Explained in the video
Comment from : filleswe91

I love MX-Linux
Comment from : Robin B

very balanced comparison
Comment from : Mindful Journey

Very good information Thankyou!
Comment from : David Mackie

I thoroughly dislike Windows Linux is so much easier to use
Comment from : David Mackie

A decent comparison of windows, linux, macos, android and iOS please Thank you Gary
Comment from : Pooya Zadeh

Yes let's talk about the information is prying from your PC Windows for ARM - How many of the LIbs are available for ARM64? Is it probably easier to develop ARM64 software on Linux than Windows? Would it make sense with vehicles like wasm to replace the desktop with a browser?
Comment from : TheBadFred

I would have loved if you covered cloud / container based computing more I really think this has been a big win for linux Docker, WSL, VMWare, VirtualBox, etc
Comment from : 99codemister

Seems like some major RedHat mile markers are missing from the history In particular, when RedHat went public in 1999
Comment from : 99codemister

Linus Torvalds is "Lynn-us" and Linus Sebastian is "Lie-nus" different pronunciation but same spelling
Comment from : Jason Gooden

Fragmentation isn't a problem of real significance It's still all Linux! The desktop/distro choices are really just a way of you getting as close to your personal comfort area as quickly as possible - that's a boon, not a bane, just like no one thinks buying a t-shirt is a problem because there are so many t-shirt manufacturers and retailers etc , and switching to a desktop/distro is so easy that if you think there's a better one out there for you, it's quite easy to hop and try out with very short install times and very few virtual box 'tryout' issues with very low hardware overheads Brilliant While unfamiliarity of UI's causes new users to 'slow down' while accustomization takes place - I would say it's much more intuitive than Windows and things are easier to find meaning one can fer to equivalent familiarization really quickly
Comment from : kychemclass

Great Video, please do the "There is More!!!"
Comment from : Dennis Devine

You forgot Windows ME the worst Windows ever
Comment from : Ingar Tødenes

sudo apt-get "____"brsudo pacman -S "____" brbr😎
Comment from : Ananda Mohite

Gary one of your better overview videos 👍
Comment from : chipcode

Interesting video Gary! Thanks for sharing it with us!💖👍😎JP
Comment from : I Enjoy Creating Videos

Can someone please do a Windows 7 clone in Linux? Goddamn that OS was both gorgeous and stable Adored it
Comment from : Hi Everybody

I had a Windows phone, I couldn't even get a Domino's Pizza app for the phone
Comment from : a531

You forgot about Teslas :)
Comment from : Aarsh Parashar

You forgot to say most times Windows comes preinstalled, so actually there is no need for end users to make any choice
Comment from : quidest5

Hey Gary, I am eagerly waiting for speed test g of new Qualcomm chip
Comment from : Electric World

gary still for president :) 260k subs now - wow - i remember being here from the very start info on side: installed windows 11 on a 7th gen i5 the other day without tweaking anything seems like MS pedaled back a little bit greetz gary - you rock mate
Comment from : Comatron

Basically Linux has been successful in every place that is not the desktop, and anything related to the desktop Anyway I think it's slowly changing since 10 years ago, and now it's not hard to find people using Linux in the office or at home It has helped some excellent apps also available natively for Linux
Comment from : ernestuz

Surprised you didn't mention os/2 Killed by a very successful Microsoft PR campaign, and an awful installer
Comment from : Matthew Kennedy

Fantastic video as always, thanks Gary I would be very interested to watch a video on security and malware and the differences between MacOS, Windows and Linux
Comment from : Lee Thould