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Welcome to Planet Linux, where we’re building an inclusive Linux community for all! As a student of Information Technology, I am dedicated to providing video content that enables a better user experience with technology by harnessing the power of the Linux desktop. From Linux tutorials and essentials to distribution reviews, and discovering great applications to make your Linux experience even better, I strive to provide content that helps you expand your Linux knowledge and brings everyone together with our continuous passion for Linux.
Zorin OS 17 is FINALLY Here! But is it Too Late?
After an incredibly long wait and immense anticipation, Zorin Os 17 has finally released! It brings a host of new features and improvements that continue to make Zorin one of the best Linux distributions both for new users and Linux veterans. But it also comes at a time where its Ubuntu 22.04 base is beginning to show its age, posing concerns for the longevity of this release. Let's take a look!
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Why Does Everyone Love MX Linux? - MX-Linux 23
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MX Linux has topped the charts of DistroWatch's popularity rankings for months neigh, years now, and it's often a fan-favourite in discussions of Linux distros. But what exactly makes it so adored by the community? Let's have a look!
They Pulled It Off?!? - Ubuntu 23.10 Review
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Ubuntu has had its ups and downs over the years, but 23.10 Mantic Minotaur feels like a step above the rest. There's just something about it that feels so good so let's check it out!
Linux Mint 21.2 is Nearly Perfect…
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Linux Mint has long been one of the most well-rounded Linux distributions that strikes a balance of new features and stability, and provides a superb user experience for both new and long-time Linux users. 21.2, recently released in Beta, is bringing significant changes that push the Linux Mint experience even closer to perfection, but it also poses some interesting questions and concerns about...
Deepin 23 (Beta) - It’s What’s Inside That Counts
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Deepen continues the trend of providing an absolutely beautiful desktop interface with stunning built-in apps to complement the experience. But is this beauty just surface-deep, or does Deepen 23 have what it takes to challenge the big name distros? 0:00 It's beautiful! (and has nice features) 2:29 The App Store and ecosystem 3:41 "What's Linux" Deepin
The BEST Text Editor on Linux? - Micro Text Editor
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Nano may be the "default" text editor of almost every Linux distro, but that doesn't mean it's good. Micro is a worthy replacement that's packed full of convenient features and is super easy to use. 0:00 Nano isn't great... 2:36 Micro is what Nano should be! 4:13 Additional Micro features (plugins, customization, etc.))
Ubuntu Unity Sees BIG CHANGES - Ubuntu Unity 23.04
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Ubuntu Unity has seen significant progress both over the past six months since its last release as well as steadily over the past couple years. 0:00 Intro / Unity History 1:50 Nice Improvements Since 22.10 3:55 Long-Term Improvement
Making KDE Plasma Look BEAUTIFUL!
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While KDE Plasma provides a decent default experience, it's also one of the most customizable desktops around. We're looking at some of the ways it can be tweaked to make your desktop truly yours! Links to Resources Mentioned in the Video Kvantum Theme Manager GitHub (installation instructions): github.com/tsujan/Kvantum/blob/master/Kvantum/INSTALL.md Window Buttons Applet (includes installatio...
Linux Mint vs Ubuntu Cinnamon: Which Should YOU Use?
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The Cinnamon desktop environment was created for Linux Mint over ten years ago, but has recently been implemented as an official Ubuntu flavour with the release of Ubuntu Cinnamon 23.04. This presents the question of which distro provides the best Cinnamon experience and which will suit your needs best. 0:00 Introduction to Ubuntu Cinnamon & Linux Mint 1:27 Ubuntu Cinnamon Deserves Praise 3:12 ...
Reduce Photo File Size with Curtail | GNOME App Showcase
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The GNOME-curated app Curtail helps you easily compress image files to reduce file size, either with lossless or lossy compression. Watch to learn how easy and quick it is to use! Also answering another Q&A question from one of you! 0:00 Curtail & GNOME Circle Apps 3:46 Q&A
Vanilla OS Deep Dive: It Runs Everything! (and Q&A Update)
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It's not often that a new Linux distribution comes along with such a radical approach to creating the ideal operating system, but Vanilla OS sure gives it a good try. From providing an immutable multi-root system that ensures updates run successfully to running just about any type of Linux app package format, thanks to containers, Vanilla OS could very much be the stepping stone towards a whole...
Nobara Linux - It's "Fedora for Human Beings"
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Fedora has become one of the most popular and well-regarded Linux bistros in recent years for good reason, but it does inevitably bring challenges for many users with its lack of proprietary drivers and media codecs and limited selection of open-source software out-of-the-box. But the Nobara Project aims to change that by using the beloved Fedora as a base and including additional drivers, code...
Zorin OS is Even Better Than You Thought!
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So many Linux distros strive to be "user-friendly", but most of them end up doing the same things that is, they do some things well, but all have the same shortcomings...except for one. Today we're looking at why the latest version of Zorin OS is a step above what other distros have done and why it might truly be the most user-friendly and most polished out-of-the-box experience that any bistro...
This is the BEST Ubuntu Flavour in 2022!
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Each flovour of Ubuntu aims to provide a high-quality and tailored experience that makes the most of its respective desktop environment. However, some do a better job of this than others. While some are near-vanilla implementations of their given desktop, and others aim to enhance or polish up the experience, there is but one flavour of Ubuntu that stands out above all others as the perfect des...
10+ GNOME Tips & Tricks that make your life easier!
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The GNOME desktop environment has a lot of great features and power, but some of it isn't the easiest to find. This video provides numerous tips and tricks to make your use of the GNOME desktop easier and more productive. To stay up-to-date with the latest content and news, subscribe and mark the notification bell, and follow me on Twitter! Twitter: @PlanetLinux98 End Screen Music: Inspiring Am...
Peppermint OS 11 Review: A different approach to the lightweight distro
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Ubuntu OS X Fedora Edition (beta) | First Look!
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The Ultimate Windows vs Linux Mint Comparison! | Part 2 - Software & Productivity
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The Ultimate Windows vs Linux Mint Comparison! | Part 2 - Software & Productivity
GNOME 42: What's New | Tons of amazing features and future-proofing
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Q4OS Review - A Polished Debian Experience with 2 Great Desktop Choices
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Q4OS Review - A Polished Debian Experience with 2 Great Desktop Choices
The Ultimate Windows vs Linux Mint Comparison! | Part 1 - Installation & Initial Setup
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Ubuntu Budgie 21.10 Review - Full of Great Features You'll Never Find!
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Linux Lite 5.8 Review - The Best Lightweight & User-Friendly OS?
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Ubuntu Unity 21.10 Review - Unity is Back and Better than Ever!
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elementary OS 6.1 Jólnir Review: I really want to love this...
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How to Store Your Personal Home Files on a Separate Disk on Linux
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How to Store Your Personal Home Files on a Separate Disk on Linux
Easily Transfer Files Between Linux PCs with Warpinator
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Easily Transfer Files Between Linux PCs with Warpinator
Greetings from Brazil my friend! Good video! Congrats.
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No global menu. why does every Linux distro just want to be Windows. Shite
The second half was basically how to make Ubuntu Gnome.
My current fav distro for low resource demand is AntiX 23 ... MX's lightweight sister and I love it. After years of depending on Lubuntu I find AntiX to be a superior replacement which is even lighter. I now think I will replace Mint on my most powerful laptop with MX-Xfce ... as it appears to be a better mid weight alternative.
I run mx-linux kde from a usb drive as an emergency repair os. it's great and it boots from legacy or uefi pc's. Love it.
nice video. i've found Linux Mint (LM) unreliable since it occasionally crashes. i've seen this on both wilma and virginia ie Linux Mint v21 & v22. Also LM doesn't detect wifi on a fresh install which causes its own level of frustration. Keep up the great video. I love your friendly approach and attitude! Stay awesome & greets from NYC
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11:08 Thank god for Marcelo Tosatti! One of the best GUIs in Linux hands down.
When I tried the first procedure to downgrade from Ubuntu 24.04 to 22.04, I got to the partition creation page and found it all filled in, since I used this video to install 22.04. However, I could not use “Install now;” it was grayed out. What must I do to activate “Install now?”
Finally a click and play Linux. Always wanted to use Linux as my main OS, but always had enough installing everything through terminal and stuff. Linux would be a lot more popular is it was a lot mor user friendly like Nobara :)
Ok guys, please don't make fun of me lol, cuz I'm very new to Linux, a mere Pop OS plebeian. I thought text editors were like Notepad? Wich now I assume has all these powerful functionalities too but in a sucky way because microsoft? I need to learn this power! Just now getting into programming so a good portion of this video flew over my head but I had no idea I could use my text editor as a terminal and ALSO to aid in coding. Do they all do this?? I love you nerds.
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Thanks man, really appreciate this ! Will try to do it now, wish me luck, to not brick some stuff! :D
I stumbled upon with micro when I needed to copy all in a text file. Nano didn't let me ctrl+a so I searched for a much better editor. Micro came in that point. Since then, I use micro.
Amazing video well explained, but when i install the theme Orchis Dark, the window icons (window decorators i think it is) dont comes as same as you show! Its needed download a different window decoration to be exact you show? tks
This guy got the beefiest battery known to man
It's fast and it works that's why
I initially loved Micro when I first tried it a couple of years ago, as it's very capable and extensible. But then I started to run into a few problems related to copypasting and formatting when working over ssh. As simple as Nano is, it at least has been very reliable to me, and it already comes working out of the box when I'm using a new VPS. I'm glad exists. I'm installing Micro again to see if those bugs went away. It'd be awesome if they did, because it's an amazing editor that I'd love to use with my servers.
Nano has a flag (“-/“ or -modernbindings) that makes the bindings more intuitive (ctrl z for undo, ctrl y for redo, etc)
A very clear and accurate video. The only question left unanswered is about file clean up.
That was a great video..... you need to come back and do some more! YT is being over run with this AI trash and its nice to have a real person making content! Thanks its just what I was looking for.
sudo pacman -S is the only true way to install your software.
nah changing your configuration file at /etc/nixos/configuration.nix to install packages is the only true way
Yes, but I use Arch.
Question when i Download smth (a .exe file) i want to Open it but Like it dosent install or smth its my First time having it
Linux does not run* exe files as it is windows exclusive. You could use wine if it is an installer
get good at vim and never use anything else ever
I have one major problem with micro: I can't copy any text from the screen when I use micro over ssh =(
Why on earth would I ever user anything but [neo]vi[m]?
Installed on my All in one potato. Sign on pay bills from my bank and sign off. Got the Dell All in one for 20 bucks. Laptop with MX23. Laptop dual booting 19 and 23 From Arch to Debian based. I had 19 set up for Raspberry Pi stuff and VR's did not want to start over. So split the drive with GParted and added 23. Installed it on a Dell Inspirion 13 Touchscreen Laptop/Tablet the touchscreen works no hassles. Mint is on my Gaming Rig Dual booting with Win10. Other than that and just installed AntiX on a very old IBM G41 Thinkpad I grabbed for 10 bucks in a thrift store. MX is my goto. Started with Red Hat in 1996 from Linux for Dummies CD's. Have probably tried them all since.
MX Linux was the very first Linux distro I ever installed back in the early 2000's. It's always been fast and efficient. But I'm so happy to see it's finally getting the recognition it deserves 👍
How to reverse the manipulation, I completely messed my disk partitions now I can't open my apps and the fils app please help 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢I'm a Linux noob
they dont
i need help on my steam deck i get no other computers found
Mousepad
Now if only gnome would stop tripping over itself and screwing everything up. Still horrible drag and drop with Wayland. Plasma 6 got it right why not gnome?
How do I disable when oppening apps such as the Terminal to appear File, Edit, View???? This make so ungly
I discovered this distro just a few days ago. Let me be "childish" for a second: I like the fact that it's made by an Italian guy (I'm Italian)! ^_^ It looks really good. I'm not planning to switch distro anytime soon, Fedora has worked fine for many years on my pc, but I believe I'll put my hands on a a new Dell XPS sooner or later, and Vanilla might really be the best choice then. Hopefully, Vanilla will get an ARM version by then.
awesome content.
Eww Manjaro, Just run KDE on debian ya dingus.
This is a perfect example of human-friendly tutorials we need to wean people off Windows.
yeah I'm stuck on the part where they find each other.
Thank you!!!! Your step by step instructions made all the difference!
FINALLY, a distro that lets me install children of varying categories
How do you resize the splits?
The best condole ediror is joe. Is fast. It can mimic the key bindings of many othres (the default mimics Wordstar/Borlaand IDE). It has great block operatiions, etc.
What i am trying to do. i have an extra ssd drive where is all my user files, with this i mean : documents, audio, video, music & downloads have their own harddisk. Like this (in windows) after fresh install all i have to do is assign the folders to become my video, documents, music etc folder. it is very easy to do in windows (rightclick the folder) so if my windows ssd breaks i will never lose anything because all my important files are on a seperate ssd. In Linux (mint) which i installed this night and is test running there seems to be no option to do this? i don't want to move something, it is fresh install so there is nothing.
Mint is my favorite distro. Another one I like is Manjaro because it works right out of the box. I have used Kubuntu and I love the KDE Plasma desktop it has but my favorite is to run Mint Cinnamon and install KDE on top of it. I've been using Linux for about twenty years but I have not learned much about the actual commands, not that I haven't wanted to, however.
Nano is fine. If you need something more use Vim, Emacs, or even better; an actual code editor! Like VS Code or Kate.
I am 63, a Linux user since 2005-ish, and experienced in all from Ari to Zorin. MX KDE AHS works best for me. As I am writing here, banks and insurance companies in South Africa, airlines and airports in the US are blacked out after Microsoft updates. MX, being Debian-based, is the winner, as I use KDE apps, also for syncing my phone. Ryzen 7 5.10GHz, 96GB DDR5, 4TB SSD, 8K video editing in OpenShot and KDEnlive, CPU intense. Oh, RTX4070 8GB as well, but will get e-GPU. 😊