Titus Reacts to Linus Tech Tips Linux Daily Drive Challenge

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Imagine defending this halfwit failure
Comment from : Koot

I used to daily drive Linux Mint for over a yearbrBut early this year after getting a new desktop and installing Arch there, I tried to update Linux Mint, and it broke it, so I got tired of that way of updating, so I installed Arch there too Now I've been daily driving Arch on my desktop and on my laptop for the last 8 or so months, and I've never been happier about my operating systembrLinux Mint is great, but I prefer other things
Comment from : Mart

From the makers of Mario X Wario : Linus x Titus
Comment from : D

There's no perfect OS, windows or linux, everyone has problems
Comment from : Robin Daniel

8:53 AMM chris your ip
Comment from : Moon Mσσɳ

I use MX Linux It is almost impossible to break
Comment from : Logan Kaval

Thank you for not being a stereotypical elitist saying a whole bunch of nonsense and accusing them of just bashing on Linux (cough DistroTube cough) I liked hearing your input
Comment from : Bowiehunter

I still find interesting the "Do not use a GoXLR It will absolutely not work outside of Windows Buy stuff for Linux instead"brbrLike, I get it? You buy stuff for the OS you're using, I understand that But also, what if you already have it and have no other option? Or if you're going to get that because no other option is as good or comfortable to use? Maybe there can be a middle ground, just saying
Comment from : TX2015

11:11 "This should NOT be done unless you know exactly what you are doing!" Linus: mmmm Y Ooop!
Comment from : Jovan Pejic

i know this video is old but im trying linux myself gaming through bottles gotta say its not too shabby some stubborn programs that are iffy but most of my games i play are working ( i used bottles because it was far simpler than lutris) just could not get a hang of lutris nothing worked in it for meif you have any resources to make my experience any better would be welcome i opted for pop_os looked most newcommer friendly
Comment from : scott metcalfe

Except it's bonly/b faster if you already know the name of the package you want to install so
Comment from : TheSeranath

8:46 :you leaked your ip address
Comment from : Víg Entertaiment

APT: my guy you boutta nuke all these essential packages, make sure you absolutely know what you're doingbrLinus: I dunno what those packages are so I guess they're not important Do as I saybrLinus after nuking the DE: I think I didn't do anything unreasonable they just didn't make it clear enough
Comment from : Embrace The Penguin

Imagined being named Linus and still using Losedows
Comment from : Feel Alive Musix

If it says “don’t do this unless you know exactly what you’re doing”, and you aren’t sure what you’re doing, don’t do it That’s a lesson you only have to learn once Ok three times tops
Comment from : asdfasdf9477

So to sum up, don't pick the wrong distro, throw away your gpu, click the hidden setting to operate as it should, throw away your sound and thunderbolt equipment, don't use any ui store to install things All legit points
Comment from : Xavi3RElvis

Linus really just took his desktop our back and blasted it through the head trying to install steam
Comment from : Mike Perreman

If I were to daily drive mint, how far would it take me before I needed a different os? Can it do a lot of advanced stuff even though it's beginner friendly?
Comment from : NortherlyUser85

Nice presentation! Thank you for your efforts
Comment from : Mark Luffman

I recently hard swapped to Linux mint just recently and I had absolutely no issues doing that No bugs, nothing It was super stable and it works great
Comment from : RGB OK

Try tuxedo OS It's great
Comment from : TG Stars

man i do think linux does have to address some of these issues
Comment from : Electronik-FArts

dude it would be great to see you break down the different parts to linux and get us started on the fundamentalspersonally i am learning new and i have been willing to research but i dont want to have to hunt for help i would rather search haha although sometimes you have to hunt
Comment from : Ilia bakhshi

Thanks a ton, your commentary is teaching me a lot I'm taking the dive to ditch windows now and am learning as much as I can
Comment from : MasterOogway

Its not "so much faster in the terminal" The GUI DOESNT WORK Thats why the command line is a better experience Because your operating system is broken It doesn't work Good day sir
Comment from : TheTastefulThickness

If you're working with AI/ML, an AMD card is not an option NVidia is required And yeah "that hardware isn't going to work, toss it and buy another more expensive one that will" is kinda why Windows is still king
Comment from : Jeremy Kothe

When i try linux there is always a dealbreaking problem I’m currently on nobara and it can’t even access the internet Only mint would work fine so far but even it had issues with game compatability
Comment from : Jaq Hass

I've been daily driving Linux for a few years and when I first started I made all the same mistakes Linus made
Comment from : Boethius

Proton all the way!!!
Comment from : Marc Lambrechts

Just abandoned Linux as my daily driver after trying for a month to make it work The nail in the coffin was fractional scaling on my portable USB monitor Also, Thunderbird is hot garbage Doing my data science and scripting in WSL2
Comment from : Andrew Johnston

As a 16 year old, I daily drive Linux, and it’s great! I’m using an out of the box distro right now (Nobara with the KDE desktop, which is based on Fedora), but plan to move on to Arch when I have more time
Comment from : RIBOI MAN

Thank you for talking about the nvidia-xconfig command I was using wayland and dealing with a blank login screen because X11 wasn't letting me turn the refresh rate up on my monitor After running that everything works fine on X11
Comment from : Declan Cottle

I love this channel I really like how you explain how to solve these issues as LTT went through them I wish I had a good Linux teacher in college as they had no idea how to fix these bugs 😅
Comment from : ѕυвƒιѕѕιση

"If you have an Nvidia GPU, go with Pop!_OS, it works out of the box"brNo it doesn't Not on legacy graphics cards
Comment from : trigger337

I was running an old pc with linux and i opened it today and noticed the Cmos battery socket is broken and the battery is just laying in the case somehow it runs just fine without it i didn't even know that was possible
Comment from : Rics Archives

Oh, just shows how much of a computer geek you need to be, to be able to use this smoothly; At least, you need to be more knowledgeable than Linus…
Comment from : RayBomb

That's absolutely rightbr The linux community treats you like shit
Comment from : down side123

What would you say PClinux OS is based on? I think it is unique
Comment from : regal953

People recommend Mint and Kubuntu all the time and in my experience, they are so buggy and unstable If a friend asked me what distro to install, I'd tell them Ubuntu 2204 LTS and not to upgrade the OS until the next LTS version It's great for Gaming and work and it will work 247 no issues
Comment from : Hiking Feral

Make nanite like tool for Linux bfedora/b
Comment from : Girish Pal

I am a linus fan this video popped up in my feed for a few days finally decided to watch it I am currently considering switching to linux im trying out mint it is my second distro my first was a "gaming fedora" that couldn't run oracle vm i want to cut windows out but I play black desert A LOT so atm that is a deal breaker im searching for a work around with virtual machines so we will see but this video is a great tool as i am learning and your reactions to linus and luke help me a lot the information/ off hand comments are defiantly valuable to a new linux user
Comment from : Rusty Hodges

I KNOW THE SHEER ATTEMPT I HAVE TRIED YEARS AGO I gave up as well Linux is a scary opsys i learned way back to program in pascal , basic , lisp,madula,Erlan,cobal,and if you remem tha awesome assembly language LOL that was the days
Comment from : comp wizard

It's crazy that I really only got to using linux as a daily driver after getting into programming Linux is way better for most development but imo that's about it unless you care about privacy and telemetry
Comment from : Flarebear

Why does it say Ebuntu pop-os? Why did Linus name it pop-os?
Comment from : max_ishere

so i just want to say that my first experience was pop_os and while it wasnt the exact cause that Linus had but something screwed erased my desktop and a quick google got me back up and running fairly quickly and i have very very little experience in tech or IT
Comment from : Blarin

As much as i wanted to hear the discussion on Linux, i really am not interested in hearing someone talk over another person or explaining 5 words into what the other is saying Goodbye
Comment from : Paddle Shift

Hi Chris, is this a single video or is it part of a video series? I searched if there is a second part but I couldn't find it, I was wondering if the Titus vs LTT video is meant to be the second partThanks for sharing!
Comment from : Leo D

11:45 - Uh huh, so the PopOS bug forced Linus to completley uninstall his desktop and graphics drivers
Comment from : ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ paceenksnortagem

WHO THE F*** RECOMMENDED MANJARO TO LINUS
Comment from : SudoLinux

I didn't really think about Linux too much I wanted a cheap laptop that I didn't care about too much when the dogs jump on it, so I got an old Thinkpad, put Pop! OS on it and was working with the same apps as on my Mac within the hour (Blender, Nuke, DaVinci)
Comment from : Frank Jonen

Only watched 1:25 but the Distro (upper row 4Distro) is Lakka retro emulator
Comment from : zvdxc

I have a Ubuntu gui "server" and I use the terminal for installing because the package manager is gui doesn't have all the things that the cli (I have an older lts of it )
Comment from : jurko

When I saw Linus just go ahead and push the linux equivalent of uninstalling internet explorer on windows 7 through 10, I laughed soooo hardbrThey say about IT-guys that the good ones are the ones who read what their pc tells them and act accordingly
Comment from : Indus3

Linus did use the terminal to install steam And it didn’t work and nuked his desktop environment So clearly the command line wasn’t the solution to the problem
Comment from : Phloxix

Why people pronounce Ubuntu as abantu? It's ooh-boon-tooo
Comment from : Shaun van der Linde

installing an Nivida driver is literally no issue whatsoever on windows So not "having to worry about it ever again" isn't quite the end of all arguments to switch to Linux Or Pop There are probably some for many cases, but for gaming?!
Comment from : Thisandthat

Didn't like Linus before (as I found his content to be boring at its best and cringy af at its usual), started to hate the guy after this as every windows boy used this as "the definitive proof why linux sucks"
Comment from : Phobos TK

Bro Linux was MADE FOR ME, I've been thinking now i HAVE TO) about getting an AMD GPU, and I HATE windows and all its bullshit I have my windows machine that I use for any anti cheat games (Genshin Impact/Apex Legends only tbh) and I just downloaded Zorin to star and like it a lot to be honest So much that i completely wiped windows from my daily driver
Comment from : Christian Mino

Linus is facing the same problems all long time Windows users have experienced when switching to Linux What is reality is that people don't like change and they have a hard time adjusting to new environments This includes digital environments
Comment from : Matt

i tried the linux desktop & honestly it was easy for most things its great for data computing & science, but if your a game dev its just not worth it depending on the engine you use take the unreal engine, plugins for the engine really is only compatible with windows
Comment from : Judofright

I also tested Linux for the first time from gaming Windows user perspective and it's pretty annoying that unless not doing basic web surfing or playing solitaire or something you have to be super nerding 110 in command prompt using all kinds of weird sudo ninja commands to get even slightly advanced stuff installed and working Kinda reminds me of time when I was hating Windows and it's GUI and wanted to stay in DOS forever but times change
Comment from : YoStu

I started using Linux by going all in as I chose Arch btw as my first distro and it has been one of the hardest things I've ever committed to when I stopped using Windows as my back-up plan if something doesn't work Therefore these issues they had in the series didn't seem to bad to me when I watched it without your commentary but it makes a lot more sense and is more relatable watching it alongside with your commentary ;D
Comment from : FABESTAH

Don't recommend ever running nvidia-xconfigbrBroke my system several times
Comment from : nupersu

I haven't used package managers since Synaptic over a decade ago and it baffles my mind how much worse they have gotten Crazy
Comment from : asdfJackal

U did good, I like it
Comment from : ron dencer

My two favorite are linux mint and fedora
Comment from : ron dencer

Your right learn these
Comment from : ron dencer

the only decent Gui software center in linux is pamac, the others are buggy messes
Comment from : HiddenStalker

That video you did in win defender, couldn't get it work, so I nuked the sucker from linux (dead and a quiet whimper was heard)
Comment from : Almark

This was perhaps Linus's most cringe-worthy video series ever The really sad thing was the lack of technical savvy from a channel with "Tech Tips" in the namebrbrNow get off my lawn! /s
Comment from : sirfer6969

what service is this on 4:21? thought that it's microsoft teams, but not looks very familiar
Comment from : Kirpich158

The jank is real, indeed Being able to install Steam from the manager/store is a really good, basic test
Comment from : Michael Bird

I don't think you have a clue what you're talking about Go review some TV, Linus
Comment from : sebtheanimal

I know this is an oldish video I just stumbled crossed it and thought, hmm maybe another Linus what not to do video I tell everyone I know that owns a PC never watch a Linus video and try to do what he is doing By the way Ive been gaming on Linux for years I still game on Linux including modding some games with a Windows app when I get bored I currently use POP OS so when I saw what you saw I could not believe it, but knew he´d hit Y
Comment from : Gator None

I want to say i really love you video , i can learn a lot of linux
Comment from : Leon Lee

I tried to switch to Ubuntu but couldn't get past the screen tearing thank u for just offhandedly mentioning the solution if i ever reinstall Linux I'll be sure to do that
Comment from : M F

Chris: saying pop os is a good begining distro :)brMe: on kali trying to use every single tool possible D:
Comment from : Predrag Ciz

So, about graphical package managers, there's one called octopi that is pretty good, it's just pacman but with a layer on top
Comment from : Manuel Hurtado

Slow to get here, but very good Thanks
Comment from : even blacker crow

No There is no reason anyone should have to use the terminal Terminal users are the people that think they're Linux Chads, but are, like in Linus' video, Linux neeeeerrrrds
Comment from : Todd no last name

I will never recommend,pop os
Comment from : Bkup May

You are the most unbiased when it comes to OS My favorite youtuber for these things 😁
Comment from : Shinobi

Good things don't come easy Steep learning curve, but once you get up there, wow Just wow
Comment from : landoc05

The mouse speed problem is just logitech being logitech The default sensitivity is way too high without tweaks, making it feel like you're skating on ice without some tweaks
Comment from : Venoxz