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what fall? 2 years after your video it's going stronger than ever.

I didn't start gaming really until 2020 when I turned 30 because of addiction. But all my shitty laptops, and a PC that I had for 10 years without even looking in it, from 2006 until around roughly 2014 had Ubuntu. I at least learned how to install it and uninstall windows and the difference when I had done that was *immense*. I'm not joking when I say that surfing and just existing on the shitty laptops with Ubuntu compared to Windows was at least 2 times faster in regards to everything. I did play some on the Ubuntu PC too, but only children of mana on a emulator through Wine. But I saw/see no reason at all to slow down your pc/laptop with windows if you only were to use it for surfing, downloading movies with Ktorrent or whatever I used, and using VLC to watch them. Everyone who can do it on Windows could do it on Ubuntu! Edit: I knew absolutely nothing about how to install stuff on Ubuntu when you needed to use terminal. It was highly usable anyway until you needed to use terminal for installation, then it's good if you have a friend who know how to do it lol. There are guides too but if you know absolutely nothing like I did then it was pretty annoying. Worth it though!

i'm new to linux universe. thanks for the rich imagery and for bringing up all these details of the distro's history.

I remember using Netscape 2.0 and communicator. My ISP shipped a CD when I ordered dialup service. It came with a thick book too.

try MultiMac. It's a small project which patches some macos versions like on the plastic macbooks that prevent tiger from being installed, multimac provides edited images aswell as preinstalled images.

The speakers are deffinietly foam rotted. You can fix it easily

Closest thing we will get to someone isntalling this distro on a Mac

So you max out the mac mini. To bad it is still slow as hell. :D

I remember when this distro was released, everyone was raving on about it and I never saw the point of it. Being a Debian user I am absolutely biased.

Ubuntu 14.04 was my first distro. I had customized it a LOT, and even used the command-line installer on a few machines. I had an Ubuntu Touch tablet that I used for my portable web-browsing station. However, after the "sudden change" mentioned in this video, stuff started changing in ways I didn't like. These were mostly small things, as I switched from Unity to XFCE (with a configuration similar to Unity, but customized to my liking) a while back already, but I had to manually intervene to change them back to how I like. Snaps were the final straw. It started when my calculator went from taking a few tenths of a second, to tens of seconds to launch. From there they just kept spreading to new applications! I eventually figured out that they were even effecting my boot time. I've since switched to MX Linux, as it's very similar to how I'd already customized my Ubuntu install, and all my problems have been fixed. The only remaining issue is that I don't really know what I'd recommend to new users anymore. The big advantage with Ubuntu is safety in numbers: if you have an issue, another Ubuntu user has also had, and solved, that issue. I'd say Linux Mint is probably the best option now, since it's desktop-focused, easy to use, and has a large user base.

Busted speaker and or amp

this video is surprisingly good for a video with 317 views

u fell off

I kind of want to do a video of myself doing it on a Kanga G3

enjoyed the video and it's a pretty decent historical perspective… I think you should change the title to "The rise and evolution of Ubuntu"... there is no fall and you're pissing people off. Another user expressed a desire to hear something about the origin of the name Ubuntu. That's actually very very cool name and I agree you should talk about it. There seems to be some kind of negative theme or mood about the video things about "a company" well I don't know you're getting a lot of LTS distribution for free while the same company focuses on server support to make money and enterprise? The desktop and development comes out of that and they give people jobs. Sounds like a pretty good deal to me. I'm a noob to the space but going all in Linux in new career and 24.04 LTS is like "damn this has come a long way" since the last time I touched it in 2002. You sound like a smart young guy, run with this thing!

Man, I have a PowerMac 7600 I would love to try this on, unfortunately the oldworld stuff isn't supported (yet). Maybe one day.

MacBooks at day:(quiet start) MacBooks at night:BOOOOOOOOPPOW!

I gotta try this on my PB G3 from 1998 I got back in 2015 and I’ve been interested in trying to do this since I got it but never knew how since there wasn’t really any information on how to do it

How did you do verbose boot?

You SOB, it worked. PS: that *IS* the NT boot screen. Animated boot screen on NT-based OS only happened with Windows 2000.

Dude you should take this to like an apple store to see the reaction from the people that work there lol.

Fun thing about NT 4.0 on non-x86 architectures - it has x86 emulation! But only 16-bit, not 32-bit. So you can't run Windows NT 4.0-Intel apps, but you *CAN* run Windows 3.1 apps! I have Internet Explorer 5.0 and Microsoft Office 4.3 on my PowerPC ThinkPad. They're the Windows 3.1 versions, but they run and work fine.

I was actually pleasantly surprised how easy it was to get NT 4.0 on my Lombard G3 using the initial release. The biggest problem I had is that the keyboard is flaky and I was having problems with the "s" key not always working! The 20 year old hard drive also gave up the ghost shortly thereafter.

Man, how did you do that?

Used to like ubuntu when i knew nothing about linux at all. Now its rounding 30GB full of bloatware and all-time updates taking my mobile data in a few days. Now i just use arch (btw), its simple and you select what else to install at all. I used archinstall, aint even hard this way lol.

Very sad, that USB does not work. Is it possible to use atleast the CD drive in this device to put data on it?

What does the boot screen look like on x86 NT4? Exactly what you saw.

15:06 that is exactly what the boot screen is suppose to look like. there was no boot screen for windows nt until windows 2000.

cool video, thanks john distro

This abomination is a sin against God and Steve Jobs!

11:29 All I could hear was MichaelMJD's music lol

didnt even try to play doom :(

I definitely do not miss the times when WLAN connectivity required special programs. Windows XP SP2 added a native UI, but it still was very cumbersome to use. Windows Vista (despite all its drawbacks) was the first Windows version to include a more usable WLAN interface (which was then perfected in Windows 7).

All that's missing now is installing a copy of Windows CE, Windows ME, and then you'll have the CEMENT System everyone feared.

If this works on the clamshell, i wonder if it works on the redesigned iBook G3 now? That would be pretty cool to get that running on my iBook G3.

Cool! Can this iBook boot from USB flash drive? It would be so cool to boot a macOS 9.2 installer from USB

reverse hackintosh

why is it always these types of videos that give me the interesting bug reports?

Why this dude is no popular? Looks like shadowban or something like that… Have you considered an alternative account?

Manjaro... Yuck. Just kidding, I dont care

How did you burn the disks? I tried this a couple days ago, and had CONSTANT issues, never making it past the 2nd hardware selection stage

Wow. That sounds painful.

Can you install on this thing Windows 2000 or Windows Neptune or NT 5.0 (beta builds) or Linux.

i like the intro, it reminds me of the thing mattkc did on one of his vids

2:31 nice EVGA 3090 bro (i miss evga waaaa)

I hope whatever you're going through personally gets better!

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! 5:36 Never in my life have I heard someone so excited to see the Windows NT Setup screen. Must be a worlds first! Alongside installing NT to a Clamshell iBook G3. The Linux Open Firmware frame buffer does work! Just poorly. 13:05 Okay, maybe _this_ is the most excited anyone has been to see the Windows NT Setup screen. The input devices not only working, but working well, _and_ having things like control-click built into them is amazing. Like incredible attention to detail on Wack0's part. Nice choice of background music, btw. Canyon was a good surprise. Makes me wonder if something like Cuberite could be bade to run on this. I hope 2025 is a good year for you!

Welcome back!

Nice one !

It's NOT a New Err0r It's an EASTER EGG!!!