All the OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE I use on my servers, laptop u0026 desktop

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Comment from : The Linux Experiment

About compatibility between office suites, the better in my tests was WPS, it has an excelent compatibility with microsoft office, if you had used the fonts that you have both on windows and linux you will not have compatibility issues!
Comment from : Leonardo H M Kist

Thank you That's helpful
Comment from : Khalid El-Gazzar

Serious question whag made you decide to go with linode over digital ocean?
Comment from : Matt

Wait Is it better to install NextCloud as a snap or as a Docker container? I've seen others recommend Docker
Comment from : Fidelis94

on the gnome boxes thing: you could install virt-manager on the side as they both use qemu-kvm/libvirt which means you can create a vm in one and use it in the other i do remember boxes defaulting to a libvirt user session while virt-manager defaults to the system session but that's just a matter of setting up another connection 3 clicks and you're done also: nano rules i can use both vim and nano but nano just feels way better to me more modern as it uses hotkeys and stuff
Comment from : kx4uy8dh9j

useless video wasting 16 mins
Comment from : Chan

I have the same problem with GNOME Boxes in Ubuntu!
Comment from : Tomates verdes

Tenacity is a great Audacity fork and way more modern-looking!
Comment from : Quik2007

Taking notes
Comment from : Marc Connor

Safing is probably the only product sponsor I'm legitimately considering spending money on in years they look solidbrI am looking forward to trying it out on some test systems
Comment from : Zengine LLC

11:00 man is there not like a settings backup? brbrAnd a package backup?
Comment from : MysticMylesZ

Could I turn a VPN on my main device into a server that can be accessed from a mobile app or browser?brbrOn a similar idea of accessing things from other devices; does Next Cloud work on older versions of andriod?
Comment from : MysticMylesZ

For my audio and podcast recording I use oceanaudio and reaper (oceanaudio for the recording and reaper for the mixing) They are not FOSS, but I worked with those for more than a decade on a Mac (so I got my workflow dialed in) - and as I am making the slow transition, I am happy to be able to continue using them on Linux
Comment from : André Loibl

GIMP is great for simple edits! However if you need photo editing capacity I've found it lacking Thumbnails and entirely digital image creation seems to be perfectly simple on it though, so just consider what you need to do before choosing between PS and GIMP!
Comment from : MortheMex

Which software are you using to edit PDF on Linux? (eg assemble, annotate, digitally signing with self-signed certificate, etc)
Comment from : Devin Currie

13:25 Totally agree that we need sync feature for tab/label and filter rules so can sync between computers and mobile In fact the lack of label/filter rules in most email client made it hard for me to justify to move out of Gmail ecosystem If developers put in serious effort to solve these problem, I'd be happy to go back to using local email client software using IMAP I wonder if the lack of label/tag and email filter rules were due to IMAP? If that's the case, need to update IMAP protocol to support these features!
Comment from : Devin Currie

I would love a video dedicated to getting the most out of Thunderbird! I just installed and applied the GNOME theme you suggested and it is great! But I feel like I am only scratching the surface
Comment from : David

Okay man Firefox on iPhone its not a Firefox yet It just use Safari so it’s a wrapper
Comment from : Anon User

still 👏 too 👏 much 👏 sound 👏 effects 👏
Comment from : Maciej Gliński

Manjaro/KDE FTW
Comment from : Mark Constable

It's interesting to see how someone who has a "Windows" mindset sets up Linux I'm not a FOSS purist but sure am an Arch/Vim guy, but I respect your takes a lot even if our approach often differs
Comment from : Dejan Gegic

Did you have trouble installing that lg monitor? I have a lg ultrawide monitor too, and with linux it causes graphic artifacts at 90hz, while with windows i have no problem at all
Comment from : Tommaso Riva

Hi, thank you for your videos, I started trading, and I bought a decent laptop with Windows Can you recommend a os to run my trading platform? Many thanks
Comment from : Peter Panci

Hello NickbrbrCan you explain, or point to a video if the answer is already out there, why you choose this config for your nextcloud and not a NAS ?brbrMerci :-)
Comment from : Hippie Stereo

Hello! I like your videos Thank you I have a question : you speak a bilingual english but I feel a small accent Are you french? 😊
Comment from : Dr Maboule

Dude! The word Gnome is of European origin in the 1500s The "G" in the word is silent So it's not pronounced ga-nome It's pronounced just "nome" Why the word was invented with a "g" in it if it wasn't going to be pronounced? I don't have a clue, but the word was just "made up" out of the thin air! Just like the fictitious creature that was also made up, and given that made up title Get it!? So don't include the "g" when you say "nome" Thank You
Comment from : CJ Perron

I think you can talk about Resolve it's a serious bit of kit to have now on Linux and Black Magic are a seriously user focused company And it isn't just about open source but the Black Magic cameras and hardware You can say nice things about them without letting the side down
Comment from : Yani Haigh

Garuda linux luv luv
Comment from : jyoti hacker

For a "lazy bastard", Nick sure goes the extra mile setting up servers at home and whatnot so that he doesn't have to work!
Comment from : You 2be

I just switched all my machines to nixos
Comment from : jonathan marcelino

Libre office? I tought you used Onlyoffice? Great video btw, thanks for all the info
Comment from : Nicolás Espinoza R

Not throwing you under the bus or anything but Im curious why you left Odysee?
Comment from : Poorgeniu5

Hey, what software would you recommend for remote desktop access? I have some VMs running on a server with linux desktop running on them that I need to let other people access and I am currently using dwservice but the experience is not so good, even tho I am on the highest paying tier for maximum bandwidth Is there anything you recommend for that?
Comment from : JP

For virtualization Virt-manager (QEMU/KVM) is the best on Linux
Comment from : Aram

Thanks Nick - interesting I prefer Vivaldi to FF because it has awesome memory usage and management - and I did not find that with either FF or Chrome, which is interesting because Vivaldi is also Chrome based I thought that you used OnlyOffice and ProtonMail, so I am wondering what happened to those apps maybe I missed something in your video? I currently use Mac,, but I am having a long hard think about that, because whilst I like it - the Apple ecosystem works well for me, and I also like the usability of MacOS, however, I don't like their price points, and the fact that they are completely anti right-to-repair in which I would include upgrades maybe the EU will add some weight to them being coerced to change, but my head is moving steadily in a Linux direction - it is usable, open-source, reliable, secure, doesn't spy on one, etc So a lot of things to like - thinking hard Oh, and BTW, there is one thing about OnlyOffice that I don't like, nor do I understand why - it does not like apostrophe-ed words, and always marks them as spelled incorrect - weird and ridiculous Enjoy your week and thanks for the video 👍🙂 (I also hate YouTube emoticons - they are horrible)
Comment from : mwmentor

OpenShot is a great video editor!
Comment from : Xander Lea Daren

You can see the arch wiki's list of applications page for checking out more video editors
Comment from : Nk

Most apps on my phone are FOSS— I'm almost certain >50 I'm running LineageOS MicroG and open Droidify (F-Droid client) a lot more than I open Aurora Store (Google Play Store client)
Comment from : Soundblaster Studios

Please teach me how to uninstall apps from linux (debian) I have learnt to install but cannot uninstall as the methods on youtube do not work somehow
Comment from : हिमांशु पंवार

11:32 you're a monster!
Comment from : Formbi

I don´t think you´re "a lazy bastard" ;D - I think you´re a god damn hustler! :D
Comment from : T Heck

thanks for the Nextcloud app, that exactly what I need
Comment from : L’homme de la Pampa

ocenaudio is way better than audacity for what you use it
Comment from : thedimka

Best solution how to get local remote desktop?
Comment from : x0vg5hs1

LibreOffice supports LaTeX and other standards properly so it's infinitely better at exchanging documents than MS office already xD
Comment from : Bozebo

You might want to revisit KDenLive again It's been stable lately I can't remember which version made it crash often (and yes, it made me switch to Openshot hehe) I'm currently on version 23043
Comment from : Lewspace

Another fantastic presentation, packed full of valuable information as a noob using Mint and exploring an entirely different environment, I find your videos to be valuable source of information and encouragement
Comment from : Kepler186f

You did forget to mention that there is a lot of open source software that stands as the basis of these applications, like the linux kernel, the gcc and clang compilers, mesa and all the libraries that these applications require I think these should have gotten a bit more attention in this video, since they are very important and often forgotten
Comment from : Friso Smit

All the propriatery software I use
Comment from : Renato Zelenko

You could at least try Sailfish OS and give it some visibility, with the official android app support it's the most functional linux phone Granted, it is a downgrade to Iphone and has some problems that have not been fixed (yet) like bluetooth and fingerprint not working in android apps Xperia 10 III is the best officially supported, and it is a very decent phone, not the best camera or high refresh rate screen, but the OS is very pleasant to use
Comment from : Morgan La Fey

9:45 you can also use ffmpeg for converting images btw!
Comment from : Zig Zag

I thought I was the only one that noticed GNOME Boxes stopped working At least it's not just me LOL
Comment from : cb meeks

How do you host Nextcloud?
Comment from : David

Great video! Thanks for sharing your environments
Comment from : scott lewis

GIMP is amazing, and my high-school computers teacher preferred it over Photoshop because it's made to be easy to learn rather than paying for classes to learn how to use the software And he would use it for commissions to upscale and touch up old photos, so it wasn't just his personal uses or anything
Comment from : Declan Cottle

Firefox is still incredibly slow on mobile Though if Mozilla can ever get it to catch up with their desktop app when it comes to speed I will definitely be switching over to it but for now I'm on Brave
Comment from : Chris Anthony

I liked the video because you can't exit vim lol
Comment from : Z3R0

Firefox over Brave ? Great video, you lazy bastard !
Comment from : SC

I like Firefox and VLC, recently have been looking for Linux gaming too ⌨️🖱️🎮
Comment from : tiffa elesis

Good stuff 👍👍 Thank you 💜💜
Comment from : 13th Raven Purple

Would you please tell us what icon theme are you using in Fedora? It looks great
Comment from : Slavas Slava

Didn't you run an OnlyOffice server as well? Did you find that LibreOffice and NextCloud made OnlyOffice redundant?
Comment from : Rob Jess

I also love Nano, but if you want something a bit more modern, and advanced, I really recommend Micro It still runs in the terminal like Nano, but it's way cooler
Comment from : Pretend Colours

Wait till you see open source advocate guy who LITERALLY self hosts and runs his life on open source He is the open source man brbrBut the one thing about next cloud is the eggs in basket issue Are you not putting all your trust into next cloud? I did give it a go and worked well, but the issue was having to manually update and I had no idea on how to switch from Linux server docker to the official docker container Thunderbird is infamous as well, and always recommend it over outlook Less bloated and more reliable than the Windows mail app
Comment from : Goldmaster

11:49 ever heard of pi hole or just running a htpc?
Comment from : Goldmaster

9:18 infamous tool
Comment from : Goldmaster

Nano Nation!!!!!🤟
Comment from : T Actually

This was really nice, thank you for walking through this
Comment from : Steve Aiello

Hi, if I may ask, what domain registrar are you using? You mentioned that you have an email there, and that's exactly what I was searching for
Comment from : Ksawery Chodyniecki

5:28 that's not being lazy That's being time efficient
Comment from : Goldmaster

Cutefish desktop enviroment is back as cutefish reborn I installed the Debian based iso It's working good Make a video about this dude
Comment from : Rocklin KS

VirtualBox? Why not virt-manager?brGNOME Boxes seems like a weird choice
Comment from : Light Ascend

For text kate is pretty much perfect for me
Comment from : Татар Моннары

I've encountered the same problem with boxes recently and switched to Virt-manager for the time beingbrbrFor music I use Moosync
Comment from : Richard

Some great tips! Have you tried seafile?
Comment from : nakedcellist

Love your videos Give Olive video editor a try Please do a review of the project This editor is what the community needs but it needs support Maybe the blender community could step in and save it
Comment from : tedtheone1

I am curious, do you have the display language of your apps and GNOME set to French (and so you've just set it to English for the purpose of the video), or do you use them in English?
Comment from : John Smith

Olive 20 might be worth a look for Video editing I think it is still in BetabrThe Project does not get enough attention With some more finances and devs Olive could become one of the best and comparable to Davinci and Co
Comment from : Xperience Evolution

i'm also a nano guy, but a few month ago i discover the micro editor for me :) you should give it a try! it is a "extended nano" and simple to use
Comment from : D1Ck3n

Quick question - you said you run Nextcloud as a snap Is there a reason for using a snap as opposed to say running it under docker? Not that I think it makes too much difference
Comment from : Andy Leighton

Gimp is a great Name Easy to remeber and writebrAnd a great software
Comment from : Xperience Evolution

OK, but tell us about all the paid closed source software you had to use to make this video!! 🙃
Comment from : Godfist314

Aucenaudio is great and open source! 😊
Comment from : Vincent Morel

OBS Studio - "lets me record in a format Resolve can use" The audio setting field is AAC Do you know a way for Resolve on Linux to support AAC?
Comment from : Loner Cycle

Hobby musician herebrbrI used Audacity until Muse acquired it and added some controversial telemetry I moved to Audacium after that which was one of the fork of Audacity (audacium still had the optional build flag with the Audacity Telemetry) I use Ardour now which is a bit more advanced with a multi-channel recording/mixing and supports plethora of lv2 plugins From the news, it seems that Audacium has been merged with Tenacity which is hosted over in codebergbrbrMaybe could do a video on floss audio software for recording and/or live streaming music/podcasts ;)
Comment from : Joe Wakaki