I’ll take Linux over both any day. Not for the price, which is huge, but for the fact that I have full control over everything my pc does thank you for your time.
Not over 90%. It’s more closer to 50%. Windows is still probably roughly 40%, Illumos runs a fraction for Samsung and probably others, and FreeBSD shovels out a huge chunk of North American internet because Netflix uses them to distribute video content. In 2015 it was almost 40% of internet traffic, but I’m sure it has gone down as Netflix has lost subs. Linux does as a matter of fact run on all top 500 super computers Edit: turns out my number is dated. It’s 80/20 now but the 80% is Unix/Unix-like in the numbers I see
@@Imperator23Lp you’ll probably be correct in the near future ;) the stats are interesting bc it’s accounting for only web servers and the reporting is strange bc the source people go to says 80% Unix/Unix-like. Just under 40% of that is confirmed Linux and the other 40% is unknown. Meaning it could be Linux or another Unix-like OS. Also strange is in the past it reported 0% Red Hat (RHEL), but I have a hard time believing that, unless maybe Red Hat is primarily used in infrastructure, not web servers
@43_XA_Ashutosh Sononey Yes, I know what Unix-like means and what OS is/isn't Unix-like, it's only interesting in the report that they were unable to differentiate. A lot of sites also won't tell you the OS they are, only the web server they use so I wonder how they figure out which server is Unix-like, Linux specifically, BSD specifically, or Windows, etc.
We need more videos like this. Adding linux to the fray was fun. Maybe you could also include gaming to the mix, now that steam os and proton work really well. Good job man.
@@PixLgams if you are in a rolling release chances are that if an update breaks something it will be solved in an update in a few hours, a day in the worst cases
Problem with macos, call Apple. Problem with windows, call anyone but Microsoft. Problem with linux, your fault, probably, but you can fix it yourself, but you also never actually will.
Just bought a secondhand laptop to install Linux and map there all my professional workflow. Much easier than expected. The only problem with Linux is that it doesn't come preinstalled by default from many computer manufacturers. You change that, then you'll never regret the switch
@thatCapN Crunch The thing is people only need this stuff because they're used to it. Or their employer makes them use it or school etc.... But it's kind of a chicken and an egg thing because we think we need it because we're so used to it. The truth is you would probably be able to discover workarounds once you got comfortable with an alternative operating system. I mean I get it, I used to pay for Microsoft word every year just out of habit. Now I use a combination of libre office or Google docs and I never pay for anything.
@thatCapN Crunch is it impossible to get graded if you're a college student using Linux. Feels like that should be illegal. But obviously when I was in college, the computer labs were Mac or PC.
@@GameBacardi Not if you know how to deal with it. Maybe not on MacOS, but on Windows.... you can use stripped versions of Windows like Ghost Spectre's. Win 11 Ghost Spectre even comes without Edge preinstalled. The first Browser you install with the Ghost Spectre toolbox will automatically be the default one, lol! As for RAM usage brought it down to 0.7 GB just with TIW11 and Memreduct 😂 So, yeah, I reclaimed my PC :)
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
I'm all 3 lol.... I built my PC to run Windows 11, MacOS11, and Ubuntu 22.04 (Linux). I also got Android installed through Bluestacks for my Android purchased apps when I need them.
My PC was too old for windows 11 so tried linux as a why not option. For my surprise, everything is working as expected, the system is way snappier than W10 and lucky for me all my SW got covered with native apps. I wanted to dual-boot while W10 is still supported but to my own surprise, I have not launched windows on this machine since the linux install. My steam games works like under windows, got my browser, work stuff, home stuff, everything. Now thinking of wiping it and mount the drives used by windows under linux. For starters and conservative users: Go for linux mint. Mate edition feels like XP, Cinnamon feels like W7, but with stable up2date software. Advanced users should try fedora/manjaro, it's a bit steeper learning curve but you will experience the latest and greatest on linux side.
Same here. I installed Linux a few months ago, I've barely touched windows since as all my games just.... work. And no more blasted "updates" while I'm just trying to boot my computer.
I love the humor! I did the 6 month Linux daily driver challenge a few years ago, I found it limiting for some of the things I need day to day as an engineer but it could be much better now. Maybe I'll another look sometime!
depends on how demanding your employer is. Things like GNU Octave are solid enough alternatives to things like Matlab depending on the engineering work you're doing, but it's not 1:1. You can install Matlab on linux too, but in my experience it's pretty shit.
As average computer user, web browsing and some simple video editing, I found Linux is simpler than Windows. They dont force you to instal updates randomly. And all my Steam games work on linux too. I don't need MS office because I want to live my life at home. It can be an excuse too, "sorry bos, I got no proper computer program to work in the weekend, bye"
@@RenderingUser Yes? But you definitely have to know what you are doing, and you can’t be too picky. Steam had tons of games on Mac until Catalina. And let’s not forget retro emulation exists.
@@ghost-user559 Linux runs better on shitty hardware. I ran arch with an X server off my shitty netbook from 2012 for shits and giggles for a bit. Not sure you can do that with MacOS
@@RemsHusband Well that’s definitely true for Linux, but only really because MacOS is proprietary. Really Unix/BSD is the most stable and secure system you can have, and MacOS minus the bloat runs on ancient hardware as it’s essentially Unix, they just don’t want you to, but actually my decade old a MacBook Pro can still be patched to run the latest MacOS with OpenCore, and it runs like new. Linux wins with the compatibility because there are so many distros. But really many distros have dropped 32bit support, and Linux is only as good as the specific distros you use. Not every distro is as freedom focused. So it’s hard to compare all the Linux distros that exist to a single OS distribution like MacOS or Windows. Plus only really a few mainline Linux Distros are even guaranteed to exist in a year or two, and you can’t really rely on any given distro to keep support or even exist except for those mainline distros, so in that sense MacOS has at least guaranteed support for years and years, on average around 6 per OS update. Only a server distro, or LTS Ubuntu or a Redhat or Debian distro really has a similar support cycle.
If you have the 3 guys to build you rest room: Windows will cover your rest room with glass door and windows so you can enjoy the outside while doing your stuff, but you are on your own to make sure people won't look at you the same way. Mac will install a super comfort and luxury toilet, and each toilet paper scroll costs at least 20$. P/s: the toilet's cap is sold separately. Linux will install a console next to your toilet. Everytime you're done, you type "sudo flush -u" and provide a strong password to unlock the flush handle before using it.
That's was good video... Now I can imagine ChromeOS Guy been thrown into there then talking about how he can't have any apps (such as Photoshop and VEGAS Pro) but at least he have web-based apps (WeVideo and Pixlr) and how he always the choice for school laptops.
A little suggestion, Ubuntu isn't the de facto standard desktop distro anymore, since the developer behind it (Canonical) has mostly shifted gears to commercial and enterprise nowadays. These days, I recommend Fedora. It's much simpler and a lot less buggy
As a Linux user I approve the representation, devs really need to focus on the user experience, I have way less problems than in windows even when I use one of the more prone to encounter update issues of them all. And the "not able to install" part is true in the same way it is for all OS, there are software only available for one of them, and it is mostly Ms office, that should be replaced with only office, and I mean in windows too, is just better and the online version has the complete toolset while also being free, seriously, ditch MS office. For Photoshop there is gimp, but the learning curve makes it not worth it for most, and the other tool that is for windows only and can be installed on Linux but you need a little know how, that tool is also way better than Photoshop, is not free nor open source, but is extremely good and way cheaper, and with a one time payment option instead of subscription, again, it should replace Photoshop even if you have access to it easily, is called ClipStudioPaint And since this is a comment mentioning Linux I can't avoid making the comment, I use Arch BTW.
Online help - unix: Show us what errors you're throwing, here's a command to concatenate error logs and hardware. You could try running this command with these flags. Here's some additional documentation if you want to further understand the problem. Online help - Windows: Click on this suspicious link and run this executable file - keep clicking you 'agree' until it stops pestering you and hopefully the problem goes away.
If I am not mistaken most servers run on Linux while most people use windows for personal use. Although thanks to things like the Steam Deck linuc is getting more attention and I hope one day its average user base increase but I hope distros dont make compromises to accommodate them by making it more like windows and mac.
Very nice and nostalgic. If you‘d make another one, I would suggest you try a wider camera angle if your studio allows. Like they did in the original ad. Then you wouldn‘t be overlapping yourself all the time (except the chin) 😉
Luckily Windows will not upgrade against our desires anymore because Microsoft said that Windows 10 is the last version so there will never be a Windows after Windows 10 because Microsoft can always be trusted.
Xubuntu??? Are you nuts or something? Why would anyone use a Desktop Environment that hasn't received a UI update in like 15 years? Sits here using KDE Neon...
@@wclifton968gameplaystutorials any distro you would recommend? I’ve heard good things about KDE Plasma. I like that in XFCE you don’t need to run as much resources and it still looks pretty. With Apple hardware it’s even better.
because linux is not an OS but a kernel with GUI... in other words you are somewhat (not absolutely) directly speaking to your hardware without the middleman called OS.
@@TheFiretiger20 thats basically what a os is a kernal + a gui. And theres no definitive way to define what is and isn't a os so either way your command is vague and doesn't say much of meaning
@@TheFiretiger20 An OS isn’t a „middleman“ between kernel and GUI. The kernel is the core of any operating system. Linux is also *just* the Kernel and doesn’t come with any GUI. Any graphical user interface is not part of Linux but built on top of it.
@@ghost-user559 windows is to much of a headache for me as someone who grew up with it, and linux runs all the games I care about these days (some of them better than windows) Never cared for apple, so I never tried Mac OS
@@rvmiv_ Oh I agree with you. I grew up with the old school Macintosh, and we had Windows 95 and 98 and onwards. So I have grown up with both, and they all have something I like and something I can’t stand sometimes. MacOS is my favorite since OS X came out. The only downside is there isn’t really any new games or way to play games. I don’t even play games very often but I know for a lot of people that is part of why they have a machine. MacOS is so smooth and almost never breaks. It’s literally like if a Linux distro was nearly perfect and never broke. Windows is horrible now since they added all the bloated spyware but it’s the easiest way to game. I like many Linux distros but even the best of them can break with an update or can be really buggy for no apparent reason out of nowhere, or if you have the wrong hardware certain distros don’t play nice with all drivers. And overall Linux is terrible at certain hardware management like battery life and thermals and basic functionality. If Linux had as many professional apps I would love to switch. But unfortunately many of the open source apps take years or decades to put out new features to compete with mainstream developers. Photoshop or Affinity or Final cut, or Logic, there is just too many powerful apps on Mac to go full time Linux for me yet. Right now I like everything about Linux, I just couldn’t daily drive it at this point on all my machines. But I do like to install it on old hardware to give it a second life after it’s too old to receive updates.
I hope that Boot Camp returns to the Mac because I feel safer with a dual-boot machine. One of my older Macs is actually triple-boot, since I have Ubuntu Studio installed on an external drive, but I can’t get it to connect to the Internet! Peace.
I find this to be hilarious, and I am primarily a Windows PC user. I have delved into Linux, so I get the humor of it. I also have Apple products, so that is understandable, as well. Thank you for this fun video.
Video is a bit dated. You were referring to Windows as PC but currently only Linux should be referred that way. Because with Windows and Mac OS your computer is not really personal
This year, when Helldivers 2 was released, I decided to play it. Unfortunately, I encountered crashes, poor performance, and connectivity problems on Windows. To address these issues, I installed Linux (specifically, Ubuntu). Now, I find myself contemplating whether to keep Windows, as it is installed on a 1TB NVME M.2.
I was trying to run an old Minecraft server a few months ago, my Java install was fucked, got so annoyed I ragequit Windows, uninstalled it by wiping the hard drive no backup, and installed Linux. The distro I picked (NixOs) has a high learning curve but it actually does what I tell it to exactly with no compromises. That said I'm a giga dweeb. Install Ubuntu.
NixOS is really cool but its too different to what I am used too. I love the whole single config file for the entire system. If only I could figure out how it works instead of copying stuff off of stack overflow...
I dont miss windows in the slightest. No more update boot looping for 10 minutes, no more preparing to shutdown, no more 6gb ram usage and 35%cpu usage at idle. Boots in 13 seconds, shuts down even faster, 750mb ram usage and around 10% cpu usage at idle, AND NO MORE SPYWARE
Windows deleting the Linux partition was the most accurate part of this video lmao
Thats also how I solve Windows problems on Macintosh. Then make a new one fresh because it is actually faster than solving some problems.
Me accidentially deleting my Windows partition when messing around with installation disks 😢
@@esconis5304 You should do it on purpose and join our ranks. Linux beckons, do you heed the call?
Linux deletes Windows partition better.
I’ll take Linux over both any day. Not for the price, which is huge, but for the fact that I have full control over everything my pc does thank you for your time.
Fun Facts: (GNU/)Linux runs almost on every supercomputer (at least the first 500) and over 40% of the internet is based on Linux servers
Not over 90%. It’s more closer to 50%. Windows is still probably roughly 40%, Illumos runs a fraction for Samsung and probably others, and FreeBSD shovels out a huge chunk of North American internet because Netflix uses them to distribute video content. In 2015 it was almost 40% of internet traffic, but I’m sure it has gone down as Netflix has lost subs. Linux does as a matter of fact run on all top 500 super computers
Edit: turns out my number is dated. It’s 80/20 now but the 80% is Unix/Unix-like in the numbers I see
@@classicrockonly sorry, my mistage
@@Imperator23Lp you’ll probably be correct in the near future ;) the stats are interesting bc it’s accounting for only web servers and the reporting is strange bc the source people go to says 80% Unix/Unix-like. Just under 40% of that is confirmed Linux and the other 40% is unknown. Meaning it could be Linux or another Unix-like OS. Also strange is in the past it reported 0% Red Hat (RHEL), but I have a hard time believing that, unless maybe Red Hat is primarily used in infrastructure, not web servers
@43_XA_Ashutosh Sononey Yes, I know what Unix-like means and what OS is/isn't Unix-like, it's only interesting in the report that they were unable to differentiate. A lot of sites also won't tell you the OS they are, only the web server they use so I wonder how they figure out which server is Unix-like, Linux specifically, BSD specifically, or Windows, etc.
Jesus, and over 40% of humans breathe air. I mean you're not wrong but the error bars are bigger than the graph itself.
1:41 "Partition deleted." 🤣 love that!
We need more videos like this. Adding linux to the fray was fun. Maybe you could also include gaming to the mix, now that steam os and proton work really well. Good job man.
I agree its more entertaining but SteamOS is still linux which was one of the jokes in the skit 🤣
i only use linux and i pc game on it and runs the one and only game i play FFXIV quite well :)
There are better Linux gaming solutions than SteamOS too
steamOS *IS* Linux. They just added a GUI over it for the Steam deck and bundled Proton with it.
@@d-o-n-u-t it's arch Linux with KDE desktop using steam in big picture mode lol.
That was great. Every OS definitely has flaws. Although, with Linux, you can at least fix them. :P
Chances are someone already did or it's a licensing/documentation problem.
@@PixLgams if you are in a rolling release chances are that if an update breaks something it will be solved in an update in a few hours, a day in the worst cases
Problem with macos, call Apple.
Problem with windows, call anyone but Microsoft.
Problem with linux, your fault, probably, but you can fix it yourself, but you also never actually will.
@@alenasenie6928 Well, if you're on LTS, chances are that, nothing breaks, because it was already tested for a good amount of time
+ *be a root user* (administrator equivalent but with even more access, basically "god" user)
One day, I accidentally removed the Windows partition in my dual booting linux system.
I didn't even notice that I made the mistake for like 6 months.
"mistake"
Bob Ross: "We call those "Happy little accidents".
Sometimes the only fix for a Windows problem is to do that.
Happy little mistake .
same
Especially the last quip is soo on point: "Windows reinstalls itself, especially during important business meetings". 👌
My windows once decided to install a new version while i was leaving work and i had to wait half an hour till it was finished lol
@@toomflussiggrillanzunderfu8828I think you should get an SSD or use linux
I was expecting Linux to come back by booting off a flash drive
Just bought a secondhand laptop to install Linux and map there all my professional workflow. Much easier than expected. The only problem with Linux is that it doesn't come preinstalled by default from many computer manufacturers. You change that, then you'll never regret the switch
@thatCapN Crunch I have no need for these programs. Aren't there decent Linux replacement software you can use to remap your workflow?
@thatCapN Crunch The thing is people only need this stuff because they're used to it. Or their employer makes them use it or school etc.... But it's kind of a chicken and an egg thing because we think we need it because we're so used to it. The truth is you would probably be able to discover workarounds once you got comfortable with an alternative operating system.
I mean I get it, I used to pay for Microsoft word every year just out of habit. Now I use a combination of libre office or Google docs and I never pay for anything.
@thatCapN Crunch is it impossible to get graded if you're a college student using Linux. Feels like that should be illegal. But obviously when I was in college, the computer labs were Mac or PC.
@thatCapN Crunch that's unfortunate.
@thatCapN Crunch try Keita, it can save and read .PSD files
Doesn’t PC mean personal computer? 😅😅
Then everyone is a PC guy
...today your personal data belongs to Microsoft and Apple
Personal Computer is extinct, as long as you are connected to internet nothing is personal.
Unless you run a server, in which case it's probably Linux. Also M$ kind of owns your PC more than you do, so... Personal or company product?
@@TheFiretiger20 no your wrong thats just it
@@GameBacardi Not if you know how to deal with it. Maybe not on MacOS, but on Windows.... you can use stripped versions of Windows like Ghost Spectre's. Win 11 Ghost Spectre even comes without Edge preinstalled. The first Browser you install with the Ghost Spectre toolbox will automatically be the default one, lol! As for RAM usage brought it down to 0.7 GB just with TIW11 and Memreduct 😂
So, yeah, I reclaimed my PC :)
2:51 "Oh they let you into meetings do they? I wish they let me,"
This had me rolling! Good one, thanks Sam!
Less than %2 in the desktop space, ~%80 in the server space
There are 2 types of servers: ones that use linux, and ones that BSOD'ed for weeks straight after the crowdstike outage
I'd bump up that Linux user share percentage to include Android and ChromeBook users, they're derived from Linux too
let's count macOS as BSD as well
@@yaolet original BSD has been dead for years though, it's just reverse-engineered versions now
when you are at it you can count in servers, smarthome devices, smart fridge and probably a lot more :)
Nahh
I dont know many people using android on a pc.
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you’re referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called “Linux”, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called “Linux” distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux.
Shush mate
Blah blah blah. Another one of those pseudo-elitist Linux know-it-alls. It's you kind of guys that keep normies away from the better OS.
thanks for the free copypasta
@@JasinNatael erm akshually this is a common copypasta in the linux community that people post as a joke for that very reason
@@frostiefops It is not funny. It is being perceived exactly in the way I described. Makes the whole Linux community look like a bunch of jerks.
It's been a while since I've seen your stuff, and you're still just as funny as ever. You haven't lost your edge one bit.
I went on safari and lost my edge.
This is pure content! Brings me back to the olden times hahahaa 🤩😁
0:01 PC is not Windows. PC is PC. Both Windows and Linux systems are called PCs...
All systems are PCs or Personal Computers.
You are so underrated, man!
I think this is the best video I’ve ever seen from you so far, very good job
how does he not have more god damn views???
I'm all 3 lol....
I built my PC to run Windows 11, MacOS11, and Ubuntu 22.04 (Linux).
I also got Android installed through Bluestacks for my Android purchased apps when I need them.
Who throws a shoe? That would be your Austin Powers reference right there haha
My PC was too old for windows 11 so tried linux as a why not option. For my surprise, everything is working as expected, the system is way snappier than W10 and lucky for me all my SW got covered with native apps. I wanted to dual-boot while W10 is still supported but to my own surprise, I have not launched windows on this machine since the linux install. My steam games works like under windows, got my browser, work stuff, home stuff, everything. Now thinking of wiping it and mount the drives used by windows under linux.
For starters and conservative users: Go for linux mint. Mate edition feels like XP, Cinnamon feels like W7, but with stable up2date software. Advanced users should try fedora/manjaro, it's a bit steeper learning curve but you will experience the latest and greatest on linux side.
Same here. I installed Linux a few months ago, I've barely touched windows since as all my games just.... work. And no more blasted "updates" while I'm just trying to boot my computer.
When reading comments on the internet, you`d believe that almost everybody in the world uses Linux.
Technically, we're all using it right now
2:02 Is that an Austin Powers Goldmember Reference? 😂😂
I love the humor! I did the 6 month Linux daily driver challenge a few years ago, I found it limiting for some of the things I need day to day as an engineer but it could be much better now. Maybe I'll another look sometime!
How exactly did you set up your pi for home computing usage?
depends on how demanding your employer is. Things like GNU Octave are solid enough alternatives to things like Matlab depending on the engineering work you're doing, but it's not 1:1. You can install Matlab on linux too, but in my experience it's pretty shit.
@@dnawalahmed2979 you just need to connect a Keyboard, mouse and monitor
Huge props for the Austin Powers reference
Partition deleted. Painfully on point.
I remember the old apple commercials. This was brilliant.
As average computer user, web browsing and some simple video editing, I found Linux is simpler than Windows. They dont force you to instal updates randomly. And all my Steam games work on linux too. I don't need MS office because I want to live my life at home. It can be an excuse too, "sorry bos, I got no proper computer program to work in the weekend, bye"
You just described MacOS though?
@@ghost-user559 wait, you can game on MacOS?
@@RenderingUser Yes? But you definitely have to know what you are doing, and you can’t be too picky. Steam had tons of games on Mac until Catalina. And let’s not forget retro emulation exists.
@@ghost-user559 Linux runs better on shitty hardware. I ran arch with an X server off my shitty netbook from 2012 for shits and giggles for a bit. Not sure you can do that with MacOS
@@RemsHusband Well that’s definitely true for Linux, but only really because MacOS is proprietary. Really Unix/BSD is the most stable and secure system you can have, and MacOS minus the bloat runs on ancient hardware as it’s essentially Unix, they just don’t want you to, but actually my decade old a MacBook Pro can still be patched to run the latest MacOS with OpenCore, and it runs like new.
Linux wins with the compatibility because there are so many distros. But really many distros have dropped 32bit support, and Linux is only as good as the specific distros you use. Not every distro is as freedom focused. So it’s hard to compare all the Linux distros that exist to a single OS distribution like MacOS or Windows. Plus only really a few mainline Linux Distros are even guaranteed to exist in a year or two, and you can’t really rely on any given distro to keep support or even exist except for those mainline distros, so in that sense MacOS has at least guaranteed support for years and years, on average around 6 per OS update. Only a server distro, or LTS Ubuntu or a Redhat or Debian distro really has a similar support cycle.
No *real Linux guy* uses Ubuntu.
Probably...
most linux users start with ubuntu and then move to other distributions
If you have the 3 guys to build you rest room:
Windows will cover your rest room with glass door and windows so you can enjoy the outside while doing your stuff, but you are on your own to make sure people won't look at you the same way.
Mac will install a super comfort and luxury toilet, and each toilet paper scroll costs at least 20$. P/s: the toilet's cap is sold separately.
Linux will install a console next to your toilet. Everytime you're done, you type "sudo flush -u" and provide a strong password to unlock the flush handle before using it.
as a linux user I cant even fault your analogy. heh
Linux has pros and cons, windows has pros and cons, MacOS combines the cons of both
The Algorithm is screwing this guy HARD. This channel should have a lot more views and subscribers.
Arguably your most underrated video EVER
haha the deleting partition and bootcamp jokes were funny
That's was good video...
Now I can imagine ChromeOS Guy been thrown into there then talking about how he can't have any apps (such as Photoshop and VEGAS Pro) but at least he have web-based apps (WeVideo and Pixlr) and how he always the choice for school laptops.
It should have had the Linux guy twirling around doing ballet and squeezing oranges too.
A little suggestion, Ubuntu isn't the de facto standard desktop distro anymore, since the developer behind it (Canonical) has mostly shifted gears to commercial and enterprise nowadays.
These days, I recommend Fedora. It's much simpler and a lot less buggy
this aged like milk
Happy to see the Puppy Linux logo in one of your videos.
9 chins combined, on my 1 screen. Now that's a record.
Gotta love the Austin Powers reference.
i use arch btw
Another good one Sam! Your tech comedy pieces are always top tier
As a Linux user I approve the representation, devs really need to focus on the user experience, I have way less problems than in windows even when I use one of the more prone to encounter update issues of them all. And the "not able to install" part is true in the same way it is for all OS, there are software only available for one of them, and it is mostly Ms office, that should be replaced with only office, and I mean in windows too, is just better and the online version has the complete toolset while also being free, seriously, ditch MS office. For Photoshop there is gimp, but the learning curve makes it not worth it for most, and the other tool that is for windows only and can be installed on Linux but you need a little know how, that tool is also way better than Photoshop, is not free nor open source, but is extremely good and way cheaper, and with a one time payment option instead of subscription, again, it should replace Photoshop even if you have access to it easily, is called ClipStudioPaint
And since this is a comment mentioning Linux I can't avoid making the comment, I use Arch BTW.
One of your bests lately :D
Online help - unix: Show us what errors you're throwing, here's a command to concatenate error logs and hardware. You could try running this command with these flags. Here's some additional documentation if you want to further understand the problem.
Online help - Windows: Click on this suspicious link and run this executable file - keep clicking you 'agree' until it stops pestering you and hopefully the problem goes away.
Beautifully Confusing.
I love it !
If I am not mistaken most servers run on Linux while most people use windows for personal use. Although thanks to things like the Steam Deck linuc is getting more attention and I hope one day its average user base increase but I hope distros dont make compromises to accommodate them by making it more like windows and mac.
Brilliant as always
you know enough about the subject to actually make it funny to people who know a lot about computers. You really do a good job making these!
We definitely need more Mac vs PC vs Linux videos, they are hilarious!!!
linux runs on PC. PC = Personal computer. I would never call Windows PC... Windows is way less personal than 5 years ago.
@@brunoais another privacy freak
@@_Digitalguy You wish
Would be fun to try different social media platforms, game console and such compete this way. This was fun!
Genius. Most funny video you've ever done!
As a Linux user, i feel offended. Stop speaking about truth goddammit.
"Prolapse what?!" ... still giggling over that
This is so accurate it hurts.
Forgot to mention the fact that Linux runs 90% of the internet
The other 10% is some form of unix based operating system. Actually, does windows server edition even exist anymore?
@@RemsHusbandit does... But who cares?
I'm a Windows person
So is 75% computer users in this planet
You're not cool enough to be a Mac person.
Well done, Sam!
Very nice and nostalgic. If you‘d make another one, I would suggest you try a wider camera angle if your studio allows. Like they did in the original ad. Then you wouldn‘t be overlapping yourself all the time (except the chin) 😉
Luckily Windows will not upgrade against our desires anymore because Microsoft said that Windows 10 is the last version so there will never be a Windows after Windows 10 because Microsoft can always be trusted.
I use a Mac running Xubuntu with Wine installed.
You're one sick puppy
You use WHAT??
Xubuntu??? Are you nuts or something? Why would anyone use a Desktop Environment that hasn't received a UI update in like 15 years?
Sits here using KDE Neon...
@@wclifton968gameplaystutorials because it hasn’t received a UI update in 15 years, duh.
@@wclifton968gameplaystutorials any distro you would recommend? I’ve heard good things about KDE Plasma. I like that in XFCE you don’t need to run as much resources and it still looks pretty. With Apple hardware it’s even better.
"who throws a shoe, honestly" 😂 shout out Austin Powers
More videos!! They're really good
Why is my screen upside down! Haha
So true, I haven't seen your videos in ages, how is it been? I still remember when you when live two years ago, when are you going to being that back?
Hilarious as always. Love the Austin Powers reference. 😂
It's funny because five days ago i switched over to Ubuntu and it's actually not s*cks, even more - it's actually great
try kubuntu next
Try literally anything that isn't ubuntu. Fuck snaps
Linux is powerful and powerfully confusing too
because linux is not an OS but a kernel with GUI... in other words you are somewhat (not absolutely) directly speaking to your hardware without the middleman called OS.
@@TheFiretiger20 thats basically what a os is a kernal + a gui. And theres no definitive way to define what is and isn't a os so either way your command is vague and doesn't say much of meaning
I just download Ubuntu. Rarely use a terminal except to copy and paste some code if installing something not in the software centre. Ezy peasy
@@mikehocklebycumming1391 i guess linux is as confusing as you make it
@@TheFiretiger20 An OS isn’t a „middleman“ between kernel and GUI. The kernel is the core of any operating system.
Linux is also *just* the Kernel and doesn’t come with any GUI. Any graphical user interface is not part of Linux but built on top of it.
Probiotic ! Lol ! Trolling Bill
They were all inflicting self shots..... Clever
Congratulations on the marriage!
The Austin Powers pun was hilarious
Nothing turned me to linux faster than windows
And nothing kept me on MacOS more than Linux. And gaming makes me jump back on Windows It’s a vicious cycle.
@@ghost-user559 windows is to much of a headache for me as someone who grew up with it, and linux runs all the games I care about these days (some of them better than windows)
Never cared for apple, so I never tried Mac OS
@@rvmiv_ Oh I agree with you. I grew up with the old school Macintosh, and we had Windows 95 and 98 and onwards. So I have grown up with both, and they all have something I like and something I can’t stand sometimes.
MacOS is my favorite since OS X came out. The only downside is there isn’t really any new games or way to play games. I don’t even play games very often but I know for a lot of people that is part of why they have a machine.
MacOS is so smooth and almost never breaks. It’s literally like if a Linux distro was nearly perfect and never broke.
Windows is horrible now since they added all the bloated spyware but it’s the easiest way to game. I like many Linux distros but even the best of them can break with an update or can be really buggy for no apparent reason out of nowhere, or if you have the wrong hardware certain distros don’t play nice with all drivers. And overall Linux is terrible at certain hardware management like battery life and thermals and basic functionality.
If Linux had as many professional apps I would love to switch. But unfortunately many of the open source apps take years or decades to put out new features to compete with mainstream developers. Photoshop or Affinity or Final cut, or Logic, there is just too many powerful apps on Mac to go full time Linux for me yet.
Right now I like everything about Linux, I just couldn’t daily drive it at this point on all my machines. But I do like to install it on old hardware to give it a second life after it’s too old to receive updates.
Omg - I’ve not laughed that much in years, thank you lol 😂
I hope that Boot Camp returns to the Mac because I feel safer with a dual-boot machine. One of my older Macs is actually triple-boot, since I have Ubuntu Studio installed on an external drive, but I can’t get it to connect to the Internet! Peace.
In 2019 I went all Linux. If Mac had supported a dual boot of Linux I might have gone Mac. Oh well that apple is thrown away now. Linuxer for life.
I find this to be hilarious, and I am primarily a Windows PC user. I have delved into Linux, so I get the humor of it. I also have Apple products, so that is understandable, as well. Thank you for this fun video.
Video is a bit dated. You were referring to Windows as PC but currently only Linux should be referred that way. Because with Windows and Mac OS your computer is not really personal
You actually can install windows stuff with wine and proton on linux
“Why is my screen upside down” 😂😂 perfectly captures using linux.
Damn. Did Linux dirty dude.... you just look at the surface level....
This year, when Helldivers 2 was released, I decided to play it. Unfortunately, I encountered crashes, poor performance, and connectivity problems on Windows. To address these issues, I installed Linux (specifically, Ubuntu). Now, I find myself contemplating whether to keep Windows, as it is installed on a 1TB NVME M.2.
He should a tiny little mini Sam who goes "Hi I'm a FreeBSD and I exist!" and never return to the topic again
“Who throws a shoe? Honestly!” That’s an Austin Powers reference!!! Love it
I love the Austin Powers reference
Hey Sam! I would prefer “Funky OS” instead of these 3
Dude, you did'nt mention that 90% of all servers are GNU/Linux based : (
dude he is talking about desktop use
As a GNU/Linux user, I can do everything on GNU/Linux.
1:40 Also I deleted WINDOWS partition on my PC 10 months ago.
Good one sir!
I was trying to run an old Minecraft server a few months ago, my Java install was fucked, got so annoyed I ragequit Windows, uninstalled it by wiping the hard drive no backup, and installed Linux. The distro I picked (NixOs) has a high learning curve but it actually does what I tell it to exactly with no compromises. That said I'm a giga dweeb. Install Ubuntu.
NixOS is really cool but its too different to what I am used too. I love the whole single config file for the entire system. If only I could figure out how it works instead of copying stuff off of stack overflow...
1:35 Does anyone know which software's logo is that logo with guitar?
I think it's Garage Band, the DAW that Apple develops for Mac OS and IOS.
I dont miss windows in the slightest. No more update boot looping for 10 minutes, no more preparing to shutdown, no more 6gb ram usage and 35%cpu usage at idle. Boots in 13 seconds, shuts down even faster, 750mb ram usage and around 10% cpu usage at idle, AND NO MORE SPYWARE
Can't wait to see SteamOS stomp everything
The only thing it stomps on is itself
SteamOS is actually arch linux.
@@murzilkastepanowich5818 I know
or at least stop out Windows' status as the defacto gaming platform.
@@antieatingactivist yea
linux is literally the middle child between both of them😂
Mac & Linux seem very good right now
why is my screen upside down lol that was funny
Ooh Linux & Apple gaming would be a hilarious one xD
Hilarious only for Apple, Linux can game & also pretty well.
windows reinstalling useless apps during something important is so accurate 😂
2:45
Reinstall during meeting
I can't haha