WINDOWS USERS DO THIS NOW !!!!!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- #DoThisNow #ZorinOS #BrokenEbeez #KillWindows
Home Windows users have been battling with their PC's for years and loosing, with what is coming down the road from Windows I suggest you make the leap now please don't wait for more pain and suffering. PLEASE post your question and comments under this video and keep us all informed of your experience, I thank you.
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AMD Ryzen 1600AF 6 Core 12 Thread CPU
AMD Radeon RX580 8Gb Graphics Card 2048sp from China
1.5Tb Sata SSD
24Gb DDR4 Ram
ZorinOS LITE 17 Linux
Kind sir, thank you very much for your review and recommendation. Post listening to your video and absorbing your review along with completing a little more research on Zorin OS (along with trying Linux Mint), I plunged into Zorin OS fully today. I literally formatted my SSD containing the ridiculously bloated and intrusive Windows 11 and ran Zorin all day on my desktop and am very, very impressed thus far. This OS is absolutely beautiful, it is silky smooth and is very fast and snappy with ease of use. In addition, this OS offers a great UI that offers simple tailoring and customization of the OS interface in relation to design and functionality of it. Everything just works with Linux too. I am a little in awe to be honest, as I have not really used Linux too much to date but am sold on day one. The visuals within this UI are majestic I must admit...premium indeed. We are sadly being taken by Microsoft.
I actually ended up getting Zorin Pro; I could have tailored the free version easily but do believe in supporting strong efforts made as to what I have seen in Zorin - I do not regret this version a bit. The open source programs are very powerful. They do come with a bit of a learning curve but if you are okay with office and design applications, you will catch on quickly with little issue. This has been a very sound upgrade on day one.
Thank you again for sharing - well done within your advise and review.
Cheers!!
we switched 3 computer to Linux Mint so far and very happy for this move.
Linux is great for home users. Most of us cannot afford a new computer every three years and Linux is a great alternative. You have a variety of desktops to choose from and they're beautiful. I find it a very logical OS. Yes you have to learn how to do a few things different like software installs, but nothing more complicated than getting into a new job. The majority of us have the ability do do the basics. This channel is a great showcase so you as a potential user can see what it is about. I for one cannot be convinced to go back to Windows. To me Linux is fun and over the years I've grown to love it, simply because it is fun and you can play with all sorts of software and do amazing things once you start digging. Go Steve!
The only people I know who "need" a new computer in 3 years are gamers.
I'm a Linux missionary, also. Been using it for years now. I needed a disposably cheap laptop for travel. Bought a $169 "Windows Student" machine with only 4 and 64 Gb of power and two-core processor. Can hardly get more basic. It runs Zorin Core like a scalded cat. I don't run games on it; it's basically a browser and office suite machine. But that's all that most home users do, anyway. My daily tower runs Mint. Either one will feel like home to any Windows sufferer.
Last time Windows was fun was Windows XP. Since then it's more and more of MS forcing things on you, forcing entire experience. You don't feel anymore like it's your system, you feel like you're using something that does not belong to you. Since I switched to Linux I regained that sense of control over my computer and also just playing with desktop is fun again. I run Windows on my server due to some programs being windows exclusive and I don't like to switch to that computer I hate that desktop on Windows 11 and I don't feel safe or private using that computer
Ebeez i love your content continue the work.
you make no sense, the clueless windows user wont run into the problems you had on your windows install.
they also don't know how to install an os.
many people don't use their pc like you do and all the other linux users do. nor do they care what the os does, as long as it runs the browser properly.
which is probly why linux will stay such a small group of people compared to windows.
if windows recall and windows dropping old cpu's for newer versions doesn't make people straight up leave windows, nothing will.
Mint Cinnamon is pretty nice!
My daily driver is an HP all-in-one running Linux Mint. CPU(s): 4, Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7400T CPU @ 2.40GHz, 24GB RAM, Graphics (onboard) Intel 630 chipset, touch screen, 512GB NVMe, 512GB sata. My just-retired Windows 10 box was a HP small form factor (Win 7 era) Core 2 Duo cpu mobo with 8GB RAM and a GeoForce 430 video card.
Let me know your experience and feel free to post your questions here I thank you.
Personally I’d suggest either Debian or Mint ro new users rather than a paywalled linux distro. Yes I know there is a free version, but delayed updates. Both my Debian and Mint versions get almost daily updates.
I'm more of a Linux Mint fan myself. I switched over to primarily using Linux a year and a half ago, and for the most part it has worked well for me. I've got a tablet that runs Zorin OS off of a thumb drive and it works pretty well for that purpose, but there are just some parts of Mint that I like more.
I have a question why are you so awesome? But seriously, why do you try to convince all those hard headed windows users that don't want to see the light and use Linux. They always make me laugh, they don't want to learn a new OS that's working so well but rather learn all these programs and tweaks to make their OS stop spying on them lol.
I use linux on all of my machines, except my mine, using AtlasOS. Can't install linux on that one because I need some of it's apps...
Moved to GNU/Linux last year. Started with Ubuntu, accidentally broke it so I moved to Arch for my PC and laptop, and Debian for my server, which has worked brilliantly ever since.
I have turned off updates so my Windows experience is good.
I think security companies should take over at this point and provide the security patches as an option but I think my idea would be turned down it would make total since to keep older Windows more secured without End of Life in the future and Microsoft can still be making more money than ever.
I like windows and have no problems using it. (most of the time) It's application programs that are the problem! I need the compatibility windows has.
Start using open source programs. In my case, they paved my way to linux.
Don't pay for another OS that will be away in some years. Switch now to BSD or Debian Linux and stick with it for the next decades.
I would give it a try but for some reason after i booted it up, the display was literally black
I'm patiently waiting for linux mint 22 to drop.
I’m trying to install this on my surface pro 9 for a week now with no luck. USB boots checks the disk and goes into black screen.
My end goal is have two PCs: A cheap linux daily driver laptop, and a windows gaming machine.
That is a really COOOL Zorin Start Screen! I tried almost every Linux including Zorin. But the easiest Linux in my opinion is Mint? Looks like Zorin is now more sophisticated. I will have to check it out. Thanks! 🤓
Linux sounds like a cool idea but I am indecisive as fuck and need certain things working from Windows I have no Linux skills at all whatsoever and using it just like Windows using motivation to keep me going by feeling like The Matrix movies and keep finding my way back on Windows 10 because I am seeing more things keep break on me. I want to stay glued to Garuda Dragonized because I think I found a most wonderful beautiful modern Linux distro more than Windows 11 I am not really a hater on both Windows and Linux I want to dual boot it with Windows 10 because I want to play games on Windows while I learn Linux idk what to do at this point and need some serious help because I got a switching addiction now because I can't make up my bloody mind.
not all users can replace windows. if people use their computers for things like games guess what they can't use a OS like linux. not only that there are people that use office software that was only design for windows and not linux. can people start saying if people are able to they should think about switching from windows. instead of thinking that every last person on the planet can just get rid of windows. there is a lot of videos that keep saying you need to stop using windows today. like linux is the magic bullet for all the computer problems in the wrold. casue there are a lot of people that don't really know much about computers that will try to switch to linus only to find out that they are even more lost in using their computer then before.
Couldnt disagree more please tell me what games you cant play??
@@englishbob4101 I play elite dangerous, and the game will run in emulation (wine), however, hotas support under wine is lacking, and unable to use that joystick and throttle. However, I may be able to install windows in a VM and run it that way, or at least that is the next experiment.
@@foquai7458 well have u tried geforce now via chrome web browser may be the answer to your question.
Yes they can and I did. I used to use Windows 7 and 8 but when Microsoft stopped support for those version I switched to Linux. Because I didn't want to upgrade to Windows 10 and Windows 11 is even worse. I have been on Linux for 2 years now and it's much better than Windows. No more waiting hours for updates to download and no more freezes and crashes or waiting ages for programs to load which I got with Windows 8. I started off with Linux Mint and now I am using Debian. If it's a case of your computer cannot run Linux or it's too old, then get rid of it and get another one. There are plenty of refurbished laptops about if you cannot afford a new one. They run Linux great. You will also save money as Linux is free and Windows is not. I will never use Windows 11 it is a lousy version of Windows. Worse version of Windows ever.
There are plenty of open source and closed source office suites which work on Linux. No matter the word editor, the first thing I do after installing it, is to go in the settings to make sure that by default, the files are saved in .doc (or, how is today, .docx) format, so that I don't have "surprises" later on, when I send the file, or I need to open it on someone else's computer.
Peppermint Linux is light on hp laptop
I like Garuda, Mint, and Linux Lite I am stressing out bad because I am such a fucking indecisive person about this part of me is not ready to let Windows 10 go would you blame me for being a Windows user I would say I am a beginner and things have gotten easier but if someone doesn't help me fix Windows 7 in a virtual machine I'm gonna lose it and might not even use Linux but I keep going back to Garuda Dragonized for the interface layout.
Unfortunately i don't have this choice, Games i play such as Rust, Battlefield 2042 ALL which require anticheat running will not work in Linux, Until game devs put more effort to supporting Linux i cant ever see it properly taking off amongst online gamers. :/
you can run real windows just for your games inside an vm, if you have two physical gpu's.
@@yveice True, However you loose system performance / fps doing that.
Im like yourself except i have my game pc which is only used for gamming, and i use my laptop on linux mint as my daily personal computer. Given what microsoft has been doing the last decade or so, I don’t trust their os with my information.
But what about those who want to use vr?
No official VR support which is why people should stop converting Windows users into Linux users maybe there might be Linux based VR Headsets but virtual reality is locked to Windows especially Oculus Link or now called Air Link/Meta Link I don't hate Linux but it still needs worked on before I can officially switch and needs to disable anti-cheat to claim to be open-source which makes it false advertising.
@@TechnoMinded-qp5in yes but valve has been working on the anti cheat issue and flat out helping Linux, also the other issue is power management system but unless you want to run Linux on a laptop or something you don't need to worry about that
@@alphagiga4878 I hope they fix it because I am debating on Garuda Linux pretty badly they have options that are much more modern than Windows I don't mind the coding but I might let it redeem its self hopefully they fix it I wish emulators worked on Valve more than Lutris that would definitely get me to switch for good I am having issues with virtual machine which is why I am back on Windows 10 I get the stress I love some tools on Garuda Linux if they claim they will fix it I will definitely give them a chance but they should at least let the Valve Index work on Linux since Steam Deck is based on Linux that would definitely motivate me to switch because I love Virtual Desktop on SteamVR.
Looks like this OS is almost 50 dollars.. I don't pay for Linux ..
Look closer... only for Pro version... which really only has a few fancy themes and some software preinstalled. I am a Manjaro user myself but keep up on other distros as well.
Its actually worth the 49 dollars you get top class after suppport if you experience problems quicker o.s patches and fixes that would normally take longer on free version😊😊😊😊.
Unless you have the money to buy a new computer
what do I need to run Guild wars 2 on linux ?
A windows OS as dualboot 🤣