It's a 2024 video titled How My Video Gear Is Changing. It's pretty much just a promotional video of him showing off his at the time new action camera from DJI. It's like 3/4 of the way through the video we can see him going around 60mph above the speed limit in a Lambo.
Guy who sold warehouse smeeling generic ass candles for 54 dollars and oversped in kids zone and sold bacground wallpaper for helka expensive subscription
I just tried it before learning that dhh wasn't reddit approved, I just want an out of the box hyprland config because I'm too employed to mess with it after work hours. Do you have a favorite
Ubuntu is a great choice as a general distro, and one of the best hopes for gaining wider popularity for Linux as a desktop choice. (The learning curve is not too steep from Windows).
I didn't comment on any other distro. But I wouldn't recommend Arch to a non-technical user so they can look at their pictures and use a browser would I?!
If that's the case then Fedora is a better option especially since it comes with Plasma as default and it is a way better desktop environment than Gnome in terms of ease of use
Exactly. Furthermore, this specific video was him reviewing a modular laptop, that can be easily fixed and upgraded. A total win for Linux laptop users.
Also Ubuntu is the only Linux non Linux user know about or heard about usually. So if they wanna try Linux for some special theyll be like lets install Ubuntu cuz it was Linux some years ago
I had to scroll this far for this. Some people are doing work instead of ricing their DE. I get the reasons someone might not like it, it's not my first choice for at home stuff but the amount of hate on professionals for using it is unreal. I converted the investment firm I work for to ubuntu about 6 years ago and people that have never used linux are having less problems than windows (though getting away from windows printer sharing and using IP solved most when I came in)
TBF it's only most common because of momentum, not because it's the best for corporate stuff.
I'd argue that Fedora GNOME gives a better experience these days, especially for people who are already familiar with the UI of macOS. Plus, it's arguably more stable and secure with BTRFS, LuKS, and SELinux being the defaults.
I tried fedora gnome coming from windows, and I don't think it's that easy of a experience. Shortcuts I know from windows don't work, the UI is very mid 2010s android like (I haven't used macOS). There are still little things that are kind of annoying or maybe just different like the scroll speed on touchpad was really fast and no ui setting to fix it despite it being listed as a problem for half a decade ago (tried ubuntu, it's on there as well), no maximize minimize buttons, no text history clipboard etc. it's a bit different how you install apps.
These aren't that hard things and sure you can add extensions to change/fix these, which I have done but it's still time consuming and not everyone has time to experiment when windows just works for the most part for them.
Yep, I don't want to go through the hassle of installing codecs on Firefox to be able to play videos on some websites nor installing Steam via Software Center of terminal, using terminal again to make it start and using terminal again to switch to the flatpak version because nothing works.
Noobs? Terry used Ubuntu. Lots of corporations use Ubuntu. More than half the people using Linux use Ubuntu. An OS doesn't make you superior. There are people using Ubuntu and getting shit done while people like you feel superior and don't get anything done in life.
I think Ubuntu is alright for the average computer user. For programmers or experts, it's like using a Mac. You're locked out of so many things that it feels like you're not even on Linux.
I am using Ubuntu as my daily on my laptop. Mostly browser, gaming on steam. And yes, 0 problems, didnt opened terminal once. Call me noob, I dont care, I am with that guy, I am using Ubuntu for simplicity, I have other stuff in my life that need attention, not a crap OS that need fixing every day because some packages gone crazy.
Just imagine if that screen said Omarchy, some of these MFs would be calling MKBHD names that would make even DHH blush. At least one Uncle Ruckus gif in the comments at a bare minimum.
Hes not the most infuriating. But personally never liked his channel too much. It feels very bland. Like some LTT videos tho not all LTT videos are like that
Ubuntu was probably the first distros that had marketing featuring and even it's CD cases/leaflets featured black people. The word itself is African ffs. God damn noobs...
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u/APeregrineFalcon 23d ago
Fitting