Ahhhhh! So that's what happened to the good ol' Disk Cleanup! I noticed it was missing in the Disk properties dialogue last week at work after they upgraded several of our systems to the latest and greatest. (I'm still a Win10/Linux heathen at home. Spent too much on building this PC to bother rebuilding it just for Win11)
here is my tips of space managing on windows: 1)change the location for the Temporary files, instead of C driver set it to D driver 2)change the location where you install stuff if possible. 3)edit the user profile location, instead of saving it in 'C:\Users' set it to save to 'D:\Users' 4)use symbolic links. You can install Office to C but decide its better if its been on D due to space issues. Instead of uninstalling and re-installing office to D, you can move it to D and then symbol link it to C.
alternatively what you could also do is install treesize which gives you a very easy to use overview of how big each folder (and program) is on your pc and neatly ordens it at size, then simply click through the largest folder which then displays everything in that folder again ordened at size and choose whatever you want to delete and when youve saved a couple of gb's which should take only a few minutes just continue as normal
@@akyhne no but temp files usually arent that big of a deal, thats only a few mb's. With treesize i usually delete 50+ gb's in one go from garbage files i should have deleted a long time ago
@@joshuadeleeuw That's not the case for me. I often use Disk Cleanup to delete temp files and often in the hundreds of GBs. It really depends on what kind of work you're doing. As my C-drive is only 500GB, I have to clean up pretty often.
@@akyhne hmmm, yeah oke, you are right. It highly depends, for me my drive also sometimes gets full because of temp files but most of the time i then just reboot my pc and it usually goes away, still i highly recommend treesize to see what is going on.
@@joshuadeleeuw Yeah, that's the reason why I've used Treesize for +25 years. But it's not a cleanup tool as such. Though it has saved me many times when I was running out of space. It has postponed buying many harddisks over the years.
Any recommendations for cleaning out duplicate files? I'm not talking about backups. With around 2 decades or so of migrating computer to computer over the years, with lets say less than stellar organizing on my part, I'd guess around a third or so of my total used space is unintentional duplicates. I'd really like to clear them out so I could make some clean backups without so much wasted space.
That's what happens when you hit OK on every question when installing programs, and save every file you download to the Download directory as it is configured after installing the OS. Same with videos, pictures and documents. Create a program directory on D:, move the Download, Documents and Videos directories to D: and suddenly you can start using that drive.
Or just install any linux distro, and your temporary files can clear at every reboot (tmpfs), and you can even strip your system of all unenecssary stuff, like even the bootloader. Windows itself is just unnecessary bloat.
Storage sense? Bull$h!t! anybody using Windows should automatically know where they've put there files to begin with. I mean PC manager? What even is that? What are these bloat programs that advertise simplifying the tasks you should already be manually responsible for. If you wanna save space, remove these programs. They're the real space waster. Space Waster sounds like a weird title.
Easy: Delete Windows and switch to Linux Mint. Guys, Linux is so, SO much more user-friendly than years ago. And it can literally play thousands of Windows games (except some heavy anti-cheat competitive games). Seriously, just give it a try already! You can even try it from an USB stick without installing it.
@@perfectlyroundcircle Right, on Linux Mint in particular it is that simple. Except if you're on a touchpad, apparently. And on any other distro you'll be looking at 19 different forum threads to find the code to write somewhere to disable it. I gave Linux yet another shot a few weeks ago. Still as shit as it ever was. Shame, because it doesn't have to be.
@@Visstnok Well, sure, I'll give you that. It ain't perfect in all scenarios. Though even in the worst cases, it's not that hard to copy paste some commands in the terminal or a config file. In all my life of using Windows, I also had to troubleshoot basic Windows problems. And they required either downloading sketchy programs, using the Registry Editor, msconfig, random .bat files, etc. All I'm saying is, it's not perfect, but for most people, the ease of use compared to Windows... that gap is not so big anymore. If you're not a complete beginner at using a PC, it's worth giving it a shot! To say it's "as shit as it ever was" is completely dishonest. Both Windows and Linux have changed in various ways.
With how sharply the price of SSDs has fallen in recent months and years, getting 1 TB is really affordable. I've been upgrading my storage piece by piece for a while and it's allowed me to hoard as much as I want!
@@Denastus it wasn't too long ago that a 1 TB 7200 RPM HDD was $110, and now I can get a name-brand 1 TB SATA SSD for ~$50. When I see good deals, I snap them up, too. Pro tip, check your local grocery stores! My Kroger subsidiary has a little electronics section and had a WD Blue for 70% off
@@Ghovilord Yep, warned my brother that 1TB wouldn't be enough unless he took the time to move his games to the 2TB HDD instead of just uninstalling every time he needs faster space and he still just does that instead. It is what it is.
That's fine, but something I've been doing is splitting my main storage drive into two partitions- one windows partition about 120 GB in size, and the rest as some fast storage. Reason being, if I ever have to reinstall Windows due to some issue, I don't have to recreate all my files. In fact, I've got it to the point where most files in my account folder are in a different drive, such that if I need to reinstall I just change some registry values and add a symlink, then my profile is restored with 90% of the data back. Only issue is, programs that force installing on C, and Windows driver and component files that can't for some reason be deleted, unnecessarily fill up the drive. It's not an immediate fill-up but it is difficult to resize the drive.
I have a 2TB SSD just for Windows 11 and I have Storage Sense set for 1 month as I feel like it works well for my own PC usage. I've also set it the same way for my mum's PC.
If your pc is working fine delete system restore, shadow copies as well as turning off and deleting hibernation file. They can be turned back on afterwards but be sure to make a new restore point to give you a current restore point. It can save you hundreds of GB of storage space.
Same, but note that WinDirStat is kinda outdated. There’s a great alternative called WizTree which is orders of magnitude faster because it refers directly to the file system indexes rather than going through the Windows APIs
'Previous versions drivers' is a such big bullshit. There is literally no reason for you to have any previous versions. It is not like drivers are updated every other week.
What is your logic? The less they update, the more reasonable it is to keep older versions in case you run into issues, and it saves you tryna find those old versions archived online somewhere
I also remember when a Micro$HIT update nuked some user's datea when they Linkined a Library folder to an external drive ( an october Update years ago now )
Never understood why people skimp on storage space. My pc has about 24tb of storage. I know im overkill but just saw my friend order a $4k pre build and it only came with 1tb ssd.
ive used win11 bloatware remover for every win 11 OS ive installed and i would call myself rather savvy with the internet but i didnt know about the English (World) option, i think ill be doing that for the forseeable future
PC Manager is a joke. I pointed it at my movie folders to see if it could find anything that was a duplicate but different resolutions. It said I had 374GB of duplicate files which was flat out false.
storage sense *does not work* if you move your Downloads folder to D: drive. It won't auto-delete old files anymore. It works only if you keep Downloads folder in C:\users\\ directory.
The biggest problem ive found is for some reason industry still default installing apps and its temporary folder in c drive. Even ive partitioned 330gb for c drive, it still regularly get filled up with apps, downloading folders and temp files after several years of use
Look at that MS Teams in the screenshot, a dumb chat app that takes up 1.53 fricking GB A lot of the bloat nowadays come from so many apps that each come with a whole Web browser they hide into.
Teckquikie talks about windows features and software to claw back storage space when its Microsoft windows themselves by filling there operating system full of crap un the first place
How to get more storage in windows: Install more than one drive. Seriously how many builds do we see that only have one fairly small drive? On a "high end" build you might get two small drives.
There are another to free space if you already delete temporary files but still full storage in it, is page file (virtual memory) in drives. Some page file use to open many apps as you want if you have only less than 16GB of RAM, but it can decrease your free storage itself as how much committed memory use.
@@Redwan777 User specific. Text files. Manually delete them if required, or delete the user as /root. Software is stored in /root not the users home directory so their personal .config files will remain. Linux is a multi-user system so if you had 50 users and you deleted all of their personal .config files by removing software I imagine some of them wouldn't be best pleased. It's kinda how it's designed.
some distros come with useless crap too, not anywhere near the spyware Windows 11 comes with, but I don't need an Office Suite, for example, so that's bloatware for me.
I've tried those and it's a pain to set up and get going, plus all the exes that stright up won't work on them. Linux is way less user friendly all around
@@keyspirits95Out of curiosity, which distro were you trying out? In basically any distro that's not Arch, setup should be way more straightforward than Windows. (I say this as an Arch user myself :) ) Also, yes, EXEs generally won't work on Linux - they're Windows executables, and that's how this is supposed to go. In most cases where you want to run an EXE, the correct solution is to install the software via your package manager (apt, yum, pacman, etc). Otherwise, you'll want to look for Linux-native alternative programs - or dig into Wine, a Windows compatibility layer, if you can't find any other way.
Of course they wont. Bro why do you expect windows programs (.exe 's) to work on linux? Does linux software works on windows? no. Linux and windows have different software (some softwares have both windows and linux versions). Also most distrod are just as user friendly as windows. (unless you use arch like me)
Then linux bros should realize how fruitless it is to convert many windows users. You need to provide them a similar enough experience to windows(minus the downsides) to get them to switch over. A whole file type not working is a MASSIVE dealbreaker.
How to free up space? Download more storage.
yeah i just downloaded 5 TiB of space. gonna need it to build lineaheos from scratch
I thought that only worked for RAM, times be changing. Next thing you know these AI programs will be able to generate us a GPU.
but what about downloadingmore RAM.... Or a better CPU...
noo dont do that download more RAM it's much better!!
this only works with ram.
I remember when XP could fit on an 8GB partition.
Tiny 11 could probably do that.
Okay, boomer.
XP could fit in 1Gb partition!
@@epickh64 No Boomers were our parent/grandparents. Still older, tho. Not yelling at clouds yet, thank God.
I remember when Win 95 could fit in 13 floppy disks.
Ahhhhh! So that's what happened to the good ol' Disk Cleanup! I noticed it was missing in the Disk properties dialogue last week at work after they upgraded several of our systems to the latest and greatest. (I'm still a Win10/Linux heathen at home. Spent too much on building this PC to bother rebuilding it just for Win11)
Its there in Win11, just part of the File Explorer itself and not the properties box
here is my tips of space managing on windows:
1)change the location for the Temporary files, instead of C driver set it to D driver
2)change the location where you install stuff if possible.
3)edit the user profile location, instead of saving it in 'C:\Users' set it to save to 'D:\Users'
4)use symbolic links. You can install Office to C but decide its better if its been on D due to space issues. Instead of uninstalling and re-installing office to D, you can move it to D and then symbol link it to C.
alternatively what you could also do is install treesize which gives you a very easy to use overview of how big each folder (and program) is on your pc and neatly ordens it at size, then simply click through the largest folder which then displays everything in that folder again ordened at size and choose whatever you want to delete and when youve saved a couple of gb's which should take only a few minutes just continue as normal
Treesize doesn't have any options to delete temporary files, at least not in my version.
@@akyhne no but temp files usually arent that big of a deal, thats only a few mb's. With treesize i usually delete 50+ gb's in one go from garbage files i should have deleted a long time ago
@@joshuadeleeuw That's not the case for me. I often use Disk Cleanup to delete temp files and often in the hundreds of GBs. It really depends on what kind of work you're doing.
As my C-drive is only 500GB, I have to clean up pretty often.
@@akyhne hmmm, yeah oke, you are right. It highly depends, for me my drive also sometimes gets full because of temp files but most of the time i then just reboot my pc and it usually goes away, still i highly recommend treesize to see what is going on.
@@joshuadeleeuw Yeah, that's the reason why I've used Treesize for +25 years. But it's not a cleanup tool as such. Though it has saved me many times when I was running out of space. It has postponed buying many harddisks over the years.
Pls in Darkmode next time xD
Any recommendations for cleaning out duplicate files? I'm not talking about backups. With around 2 decades or so of migrating computer to computer over the years, with lets say less than stellar organizing on my part, I'd guess around a third or so of my total used space is unintentional duplicates. I'd really like to clear them out so I could make some clean backups without so much wasted space.
That's what happens when you hit OK on every question when installing programs, and save every file you download to the Download directory as it is configured after installing the OS. Same with videos, pictures and documents.
Create a program directory on D:, move the Download, Documents and Videos directories to D: and suddenly you can start using that drive.
Thanks
still love komodo dragons
Late video, I just got a 2TB M .2 for a fresh install to clear up the space.
the best way to get the most out of your drives is to format them
should have mentioned wiztree
Or just install any linux distro, and your temporary files can clear at every reboot (tmpfs), and you can even strip your system of all unenecssary stuff, like even the bootloader. Windows itself is just unnecessary bloat.
Get a 4TB or a 2TB M.2. The prices are good now a days
How about a 20 TB HDD and actually get a decent amount of storage instead?
I know but ill watch anyway
2:05 sponsor skip
Just freed up 60 gbs
But they havent let you expand system drive(partition)
good job
You want to free up space? Start with Edge.
Then you go from there.
Don't forget to delete System32 from your PC to get those extra gigs of storage.
You prune,System 32 MUST NOT BE GOTTEN RID OF OR IT WILL BRICK A COMPUTER ENTIRELY AND WILL MAKE IT TOTALLY UNUSABLE
Remotely connect to a different computer with more storage.
Storage sense? Bull$h!t! anybody using Windows should automatically know where they've put there files to begin with. I mean PC manager? What even is that? What are these bloat programs that advertise simplifying the tasks you should already be manually responsible for. If you wanna save space, remove these programs. They're the real space waster. Space Waster sounds like a weird title.
It's easy...
Install Linux (:
"I use Arch btw"
~A Gay Arch User
Delete everything releated to edge, windows store and their app, cortana...
erm what the
Easy: Delete Windows and switch to Linux Mint. Guys, Linux is so, SO much more user-friendly than years ago. And it can literally play thousands of Windows games (except some heavy anti-cheat competitive games). Seriously, just give it a try already! You can even try it from an USB stick without installing it.
Proceeds to spend 50 minutes figuring out how to disable mouse acceleration.
@@Visstnok Super/Windows button > Mouse > Acceleration > Constant. It's literally as easy as in Windows, lol.
@@perfectlyroundcircle Right, on Linux Mint in particular it is that simple. Except if you're on a touchpad, apparently. And on any other distro you'll be looking at 19 different forum threads to find the code to write somewhere to disable it. I gave Linux yet another shot a few weeks ago. Still as shit as it ever was. Shame, because it doesn't have to be.
@@Visstnok Well, sure, I'll give you that. It ain't perfect in all scenarios. Though even in the worst cases, it's not that hard to copy paste some commands in the terminal or a config file. In all my life of using Windows, I also had to troubleshoot basic Windows problems. And they required either downloading sketchy programs, using the Registry Editor, msconfig, random .bat files, etc. All I'm saying is, it's not perfect, but for most people, the ease of use compared to Windows... that gap is not so big anymore. If you're not a complete beginner at using a PC, it's worth giving it a shot! To say it's "as shit as it ever was" is completely dishonest. Both Windows and Linux have changed in various ways.
♻♻♻♻♻♻
jokes on u i use arch
Bless your heart
i also use(d) arch
btw
How to free up space? Get a new Drive. Simple.
Not possible
Once you decide your budget you can buy any harddrive or SSD you want and then copy/clone your data to that drive.
Hello in the comments
I would say first but that's kinda cringe
Yh real
Could have just not commented 👍
@@Tatman2TheResQNah, I respect
Especially since you were the 2nd comment
Have you tried deleting System 32?
Hi, where can I find this? I want to free up my grandson's old laptop
Not first am i?
u are
Nope
Would you rather be last?
😂
Pro tip: Don't use Windows
I remember my shocked expression in 2006 when I learned a USB drive could store 2 gb.... Good times.
2 Gigabytes no longer exists
@@stephensnell5707 yep Microsoft took them.
I remember in 2006 I had to beg my father to allow me to install a an MMO of 8GB in the computer
WizTree all they way.
Same. Best visual analyzer out there. 100x faster because it scans the MFT rather than each file.
fuckin, thank you ! lmfao
@@nothinghere615 is that different from the good old WinDirStat?
This.
I personally like space sniffer for it's readability but I will check this one out as well
just delete call of duty
With how sharply the price of SSDs has fallen in recent months and years, getting 1 TB is really affordable. I've been upgrading my storage piece by piece for a while and it's allowed me to hoard as much as I want!
Start hoarding 2TB sticks. Those are just as affordable.
@@Denastus it wasn't too long ago that a 1 TB 7200 RPM HDD was $110, and now I can get a name-brand 1 TB SATA SSD for ~$50. When I see good deals, I snap them up, too. Pro tip, check your local grocery stores! My Kroger subsidiary has a little electronics section and had a WD Blue for 70% off
@@Denastus 1 TB is not enough nowadays. You need at least 2 tb
@@Ghovilord Yep, warned my brother that 1TB wouldn't be enough unless he took the time to move his games to the 2TB HDD instead of just uninstalling every time he needs faster space and he still just does that instead. It is what it is.
That's fine, but something I've been doing is splitting my main storage drive into two partitions- one windows partition about 120 GB in size, and the rest as some fast storage. Reason being, if I ever have to reinstall Windows due to some issue, I don't have to recreate all my files. In fact, I've got it to the point where most files in my account folder are in a different drive, such that if I need to reinstall I just change some registry values and add a symlink, then my profile is restored with 90% of the data back.
Only issue is, programs that force installing on C, and Windows driver and component files that can't for some reason be deleted, unnecessarily fill up the drive. It's not an immediate fill-up but it is difficult to resize the drive.
Need to free up space? Uninstall windows.
You prune,that would stop a Computer from working entirely
C;\ drive being called Call of Duty is so funny but true
Install Linux
I have a 2TB SSD just for Windows 11 and I have Storage Sense set for 1 month as I feel like it works well for my own PC usage. I've also set it the same way for my mum's PC.
If your pc is working fine delete system restore, shadow copies as well as turning off and deleting hibernation file.
They can be turned back on afterwards but be sure to make a new restore point to give you a current restore point.
It can save you hundreds of GB of storage space.
3:06 says, "Windows 11," proceeds to show Windows 10 start menu. I want!
0:04 U should have said is still "Crucial"...
He first talks and records, video editor decides what clip comes where
Windows: I can delete not needed files: Me: WHY ARE THEY THERE IN THE FIRST PLACE IF THEY ARE NOT NEEDED?
Expected WinDirStat
Same, but note that WinDirStat is kinda outdated. There’s a great alternative called WizTree which is orders of magnitude faster because it refers directly to the file system indexes rather than going through the Windows APIs
Late video. I already formatted my PC to free up space for my C Drive :(
Microsoft PC Manager is not available in Germany.
How to free up space? Install Linux
People actually have jobs and can't install linux. Suprising I know.
screw you Dell for thinking 256GB is enough on the Dell Latitude 7390
If you're running out of space on Latitude series laptop, you are not the right customer for it. It's more professional work related series.
"Dude, you're getting a Dell!"
how you running out of space on 256gb lol I have 128gb and I still got 39gb free
@@aksGJOANUIFIFJiufjJU21 Some people have more than an internet browser. I have a 256 GB phone and even that has less free space than your computer.
'Previous versions drivers' is a such big bullshit. There is literally no reason for you to have any previous versions. It is not like drivers are updated every other week.
What is your logic? The less they update, the more reasonable it is to keep older versions in case you run into issues, and it saves you tryna find those old versions archived online somewhere
How to free space on windows:
Step 1: uninstall windows
Windows itself is a waste of space. First step should be downloading and installing a better operating system.
Mint Cinnamon, Debian, Ubuntu
Remember when an update to Storage Sense deleted everyone's downloads folder?
Good times, good times.
I also remember when a Micro$HIT update nuked some user's datea when they Linkined a Library folder to an external drive ( an october Update years ago now )
Never understood why people skimp on storage space.
My pc has about 24tb of storage. I know im overkill but just saw my friend order a $4k pre build and it only came with 1tb ssd.
24 tb of external drive not internal memory
@@rex_schd a 16tb hdd and 8 TB in ssds i have 2 nas that add up to about 50tb of storage.
@@BlueHasia Then double that for backups, right?
What a peasent. I have twice that. 2 TB
unless i use more storage than my 240gb one right now. i'm not about to buy more storage just to leave it unused. :P
ive used win11 bloatware remover for every win 11 OS ive installed and i would call myself rather savvy with the internet but i didnt know about the English (World) option, i think ill be doing that for the forseeable future
goro majima fan spotted
@@eimunaguni Kiryu-Chan?
English World 😳 love how these videos, usually have something even the techiest of people, haven’t noticed… keep up the good work.
You forgot
How to add or remove optional features on Windows 11
Here are the steps to manage optional features on your Windows 11 installation.
PC Manager is a joke. I pointed it at my movie folders to see if it could find anything that was a duplicate but different resolutions. It said I had 374GB of duplicate files which was flat out false.
storage sense *does not work* if you move your Downloads folder to D: drive. It won't auto-delete old files anymore. It works only if you keep Downloads folder in C:\users\\ directory.
Yep, that's me in a nutshell! I alway fighting myself with these capacity limits to prevent my computer to slowdown or even worse, malfunctioned!
someone i know had a 256gb ssd and 1tb hdd but the ssd was full and hdd was empty
ironically the fulll ssd will now be slower as the empty hdd
Don't forget the NTFS compression feature.
The biggest problem ive found is for some reason industry still default installing apps and its temporary folder in c drive. Even ive partitioned 330gb for c drive, it still regularly get filled up with apps, downloading folders and temp files after several years of use
This series is junk, cancel this prolonged demise
this video has very useful information
Look at that MS Teams in the screenshot, a dumb chat app that takes up 1.53 fricking GB
A lot of the bloat nowadays come from so many apps that each come with a whole Web browser they hide into.
Just delete whichever folder takes up the most space inside your C drive. In most cases, that would be System32.
Teckquikie talks about windows features and software to claw back storage space when its Microsoft windows themselves by filling there operating system full of crap un the first place
How to get more storage in windows: Install more than one drive. Seriously how many builds do we see that only have one fairly small drive? On a "high end" build you might get two small drives.
There are another to free space if you already delete temporary files but still full storage in it, is page file (virtual memory) in drives. Some page file use to open many apps as you want if you have only less than 16GB of RAM, but it can decrease your free storage itself as how much committed memory use.
Deleting system 32 will help free space. Please don't do this unless you know what you are doing. 🙂
Delete Windows and install Linux Mint or Ubuntu. 50 GB saved right there!
I don't understand why they put the downloads folder in temporary files I once deleted it and glad there was nothing important
Ussually have 2 separate nvme one strictly for OS and applications and a 4tb for games
Does anyone know about Windows 365, the subscription type OS😅
Say what you want about Linux package managers.... they have an awesome auto clean up. Plus no bloatware is nice.
Other than folders in ~/.config Why do they need to exist after uninstallation?
@@Redwan777 User specific. Text files. Manually delete them if required, or delete the user as /root. Software is stored in /root not the users home directory so their personal .config files will remain.
Linux is a multi-user system so if you had 50 users and you deleted all of their personal .config files by removing software I imagine some of them wouldn't be best pleased. It's kinda how it's designed.
some distros come with useless crap too, not anywhere near the spyware Windows 11 comes with, but I don't need an Office Suite, for example, so that's bloatware for me.
Or don't be a cheap bastard and buy more storage wich is currently cheap as shit
If you want less bloat when installing Windows. Set the location to "World", and you'll get a lot less bloat.
me were half of all the files on my computer are minecraft, like 200gb of minecraft files!
How to free up other in mac i deleted 5 gbs and turned off and on my mac and other took those 5GB away in less than a 5 minutes.
I thought they would mention Chris Titus' program, but welp
Delete stuff, saved you a watch.
My mans just called spotify junk and uninstalled it. ouch
ENTER "Chance to Linux jokes here".
You can no longer install microsoft pc manager on windows 11, it has no install button in the store
I don't think Satya wants to talk with you after you mentioned tiny11
Format C drive, Install a better operating system for optimal space
Um.. Valorant takes over 3 TB on my 1 TB drive
Now all they need to do is add a 2 gb jumper on the 2.5" SSD.
You’ll have more space if you delete Windows 🤣
You forgot to mention, the number of Windows most of these tricks and tips are meant for
@zatya please stop with the AI and make windows less crappy
chris titus has an amazing windows debloat tool
step #1: download any Linux distro.
I've tried those and it's a pain to set up and get going, plus all the exes that stright up won't work on them. Linux is way less user friendly all around
Use bottles
@@keyspirits95Out of curiosity, which distro were you trying out? In basically any distro that's not Arch, setup should be way more straightforward than Windows. (I say this as an Arch user myself :) )
Also, yes, EXEs generally won't work on Linux - they're Windows executables, and that's how this is supposed to go. In most cases where you want to run an EXE, the correct solution is to install the software via your package manager (apt, yum, pacman, etc). Otherwise, you'll want to look for Linux-native alternative programs - or dig into Wine, a Windows compatibility layer, if you can't find any other way.
Of course they wont. Bro why do you expect windows programs (.exe 's) to work on linux? Does linux software works on windows? no. Linux and windows have different software (some softwares have both windows and linux versions). Also most distrod are just as user friendly as windows. (unless you use arch like me)
Then linux bros should realize how fruitless it is to convert many windows users.
You need to provide them a similar enough experience to windows(minus the downsides) to get them to switch over. A whole file type not working is a MASSIVE dealbreaker.
lol this is one of the most messed up pronounciation of Satyen's name.
1. Uninstall Windows
2. Install a decent OS
I heard didn't came from a trusted source is it like that? 👀