Considering they already know everything about most Koreans, they don't really need more than that. What are you really going to do without them knowing?.
I find it interesting that they themed it after MacOS. There’s no real reason that would be necessary, but they still spent the time to do it. They must really like the look haha
For people thinking why he pronouncing Internet as Intranet….they both are actually different. An intranet is a private network that only employees of an organization can access.
Why develop an open source OS for proprietary insufficient overpriced hardware🍎? 😂Hobbyist escapade at best but not worth a dev teams investment of resources.
@@SuperM789 maybe i want to get power options from the apple logo and maybe i want to get application things from buttons up top instead of a glorified windows taskbar on the top with a dock
The Japan and Yakutsk options make sense in the time zone options, seeing as they have Chongryon in Japan and a number of lumber work camps in Siberia.
Thankyou for this info! I actually wasn’t aware of the existence of Chongryon in Japan. I was wandering why they would have time zones to a country they supposedly have a hatred for but this would explain why that is.
@@cucumberorpicklesits actually over than that. yes i am a local yakutian., plus japan and almost entire yakutia (and it also involves yakutsk) do actually have a same timezone so yeah.
When I was learning Korean at the Defense Language Institute (DLI, military language school), they had us do a presentation about something related to North Korean technology, weapons/military, or politics, and I made mine on the Red Star/붉은별 OS. It was quite fascinating, and it's really cool to see it in action. This version is actually red star 3.0. you'll notice that it's very... reminiscent of MacOS. This is very intentional, because Kim Jong Un is _very_ a big fan of macs. Version 1.0 and 2.0 are very reminiscent of windows 98 and windows XP, reflecting the time in which they were made. There is a 4.0 version which iirc was released in 2019, which follows the mac appearance of 3.0, this time with a deep blue hue, however afik not much is actually known about it besides what it looks like.
i looked up frutiger aero just to show my girlfriend what it was, you made me discover that there are frutiger aero furries... edit: changed "someone" to my girlfriend
i saw a brazilian youtuber examine this OS once, he tried to check some regular websites as well as his own website but they kept getting blocked, some people were joking that the next day he would be found on a river with 50 shots of an AK47
There are also redstar os 1.0 and 4.0 versions which seem to be unreleased to the internet 1.0 is very old and may be available in some obscure corner of the internet 4.0 was made in 2019 so it probably cant be found anywhere on our internet
@@18rocksthegames78 I haven't gone into it but a quick search told me it was some guy buying a copy whilst in North Korea and then leaking it (there's actually a Reddit post with a torrent link to it from 2014 which might be his since the date checks out). No idea what happened after that though.
@@euphoriaagain the guy who leaked this build was also the nintendo "gigaleaker", zammis clark. used to be a malwarebytes employee. have no clue how though lol
The inclusion of two Japanese timezones in a very small list of others is eerie, as North Korea has a history of espionage in Japan. They’ve even abducted dozens of Japanese citizens over the years to teach NK spies the nation’s language and cultural customs.
to me it just solidifies the fact that north koreans are truly isolated from the world, literally computers are inaccessible to practically any korean that is not directly involved or working intimately with their leader, and even then there's no internet, and three timezones of completely different countries
credit where credit is due, the OS X skin they applied to KDE is genuinely impressive and quite visually pleasing, can see why people in NK who were fortunate enough to have a computer would have installed this coming from XP, which was dominant at the time of Red Star 3's release
Uhh I have to disagree. NoKor OS looks like a puke, the icons are mostly green. Even at the time there were beautiful MacOS clones of Linux.. LinuxMint, OpenSuse, and Ubuntu were goodlooking too
From what I know, trusted North Korean communities such as certain government agencies and _very_ privileged students or scientific bureaux actually just use Windows like any other country. Rumour has it that it's even properly licensed using foreign bank accounts, or at least was at one time when they had more money. It wouldn't surprise me one bit if North Korea's government IT estate was exactly the same as what you'd see in the West. There has been plenty of Dell and HP computer equipment seen in official photos and used in various settings. ISC(2) has a number of officially registered CISSP holders in North Korea and Valve's Steam heatmap has a few dots in Pyongyang.
0:41 They left the useful time zones: in Japan they have communities and schools (you may check out Vox's 'Inside North Korea's bubble in Japan'), and in Russia they used to work for 'hard currency'
As for location options: Japan has at least 1, possibly a couple, small area(s)/cit(-y)(-ies) that is/are loyal to North Korea So maybe Japanese is for them As for Yakutsk Russia is connected to the DPRK via the "Friendship bridge", which only certain officials are allowed to cross, but it CAN be crossed
Actually, the system doesn't only have 4 time zones, if you click on Europe for example, you have the options for the GMT+1 timezone like Berlin or Prague
7:14 Application menu changed to English; 7:19 everything changed to English; 7:20 one line of Korean; 10:40 Korean text displayed in browser; 10:42 everything switched back to Korean.
I saw another presentation about this OS. Apparently parts of it do rollback settings changes or force a reboot if you tamper with them, so maybe that's what's happening. Far more likely to just be a buggy mess though.
The time zone thing during set up is because North Korea actually has schools in Japan and has labor camps in Russia so that could probably explain why those are the only options for time zones
The main blocker is the fact you can't get Global internet in NK (a few people do it get it as a privilege). I'm honestly not sure why they put those blocks in their. Old versions of windows are also quite common in NK.
@@EricParker north Korea is extremely locked down A regular person being able to view the outside world from the internet would interfere with the propaganda the government is distributing
@@EricParkerYou can do it on their 3g network for tourists. From what I read they sell Sim cards there on black market. (But one costs ~$1000, so only 1% of North Koreans can realistically afford it)
@@EricParkerThey put those blocks in there to basically avoid anyone reaching in or out of their cyberspace. I’ll give China that, at *least* you can access shit externally easier than you can with NK, lol
Vista /7 (in 24 hours of my own testing) will not get infected purely by being exposed to the internet, although there are known exploits. I might make a video testing some of those.
@@tezcanaslan2877 there are 4 major versions 2.0 and 3.0 are available online 1.0 is super old, doesn't seem to be on the internet, but it may perhaps be possible to track it down somewhere 4.0 is modern (2019) so no shotsl we'll get our hands on it
@@SOU6900 They are actually not as isolated as you think, they are (rumored to do) quite a bit of western animation, they do have quite few websites that you can visit on the open web, and they broadcast TV and shortwave internationally.
One thing to know is one is connected to their internal network. It will constantly keep trying to pull the latest configuration so it will reset anything you unblock.
Glad to see more people messing around with Red Star OS. Also you can run newer versions of firefox on it. the latest I got running natively was 18. Though I got (iirc) 47 to run properly using Wine. It's a fun OS to mess with. I need to make more guides and stuff for the OS. I took a pause on it because I am going from messing with it in a VM to the most insane thing I can do. Messing with it on hardware.
It is not like any North korean citizen who have the luxury of owning a computer in the first place would have the knowledge of a World wide web, youtube, or other foreign website in the first place. Their hardwares are all monitored btw.
I’m new to your channel but I really enjoy everything you upload! Been on a binge, not many people explore such interesting computer science type topics without it being absolute slop. I hope your channel gets more exposure in the future. It’s truly one of the greats:)
6:43 alternative Excel worked just fine, when you apply format to the rows, they just apply the same formula, that is to square the cell right above itself, it will of course overflow quickly
That warning certificate was interesting because it mentioned the site being attacked as a reason why it’s inaccessible. Basically shifting blame. So North Korea really does lie to its people about the state they’re in.
I like the fact that the OS itself is kinda good, like you could daily drive it because it's nice it's aesthetic, looks stable... But because it's region locked it makes it bad. Would be great if we had an lock fred iso.
@@PolizeiPaul I've never heard a Canadian referred to as American _anything_ I've heard "french canadian" used as a pejorative daily though, understandably
You have to speak Windows Herpa Derpa...yum, apt, dnf and Pacman are commands comparable to your PlayStore or your Windows store. To download apps and stuff.
Hey, Mental Outlow made a video about Red Os, you can find there how he changes language and some other things, also there is 1 ~ h video called defoging red os, where they present how system works in core. Also can you listen to outgoing packets in this system so you can see what they send.
0:30 Dark fact regarding the time zone. The reason why Yakutsk, Russia is on there is because there are North Korean Officials who lives there. It’s an East Siberian City where DPRK and Putin made deals sending Korean slave labor to those lodging camps in Russia.
Is there a way to extract the KDE theme out of Red Star and then deploy it on a regular distro running KDE? I love the old Mac style and I haven't seen a better implementation of it.
The reason for those two cities in Japan is due to the North Korean population living there. They have PC's using this same North Korean OS afaik. Same with the time zone in Russia, where many North Korean foreign exchange students study especially in Vladivostok.
I am wondering how you even expose these VMs and isolate your home network from it. My idea was you somehow put it in DMZ and use VLANs to isolate it, but I don't know. Hope you make a how-to vid on how to replicate your setup.
what’s really funny is that by restricting time zone choices like that it narrows down where they probably have most of their spies and servers to very specific areas
I'm genuinely curious, are you an American with British parents or something? Your accent isn't American, British, Australian, Kiwi, or South African. It sounds like a combination of American and London English, with a hint of Melbourne.
Lol I was thinking exactly the same when watching some of his other videos, it's mostly american, but certain words have a clear british pronunciation to them
Sadly no. Even if one does what he did (which was ridiculously easy, all things considered), they still don’t have any access to the greater, global internet. They have their own, smaller intranet that is self-contained and entirely controlled by the government.
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The best youtuber ever!❤️
Dude, he isn't. He ruined the Windows 98 and XP community forever.
@@Evan-bjc4wNo
Really? When.
Low likes 😂😂
@@User-hbcfgukn You have zero like and one dislike
Imagine the NSA flags once they detect someone in the US just connected to the internet using Red Star Linux lmao
or any other countries involved in the Korean War, it would cause a international incident
australia*
well realistically you cant detect an OS
idk about that but no doubt yoi get flagged in north korea and they hack your entire network and all the devices on it.
@@80572 not directly but you can still detect in some way
The fact that the North Korean OS has less data tracking and built in spyware than modern Windows 11 is concerning
silly and innocent
Considering they already know everything about most Koreans, they don't really need more than that. What are you really going to do without them knowing?.
My god stop crying and move to north korea. One moment. You dont even need to - moving to Russia is enough. Just the same shit.
wow, almost like 99% of North Korean households can’t use the internet or something
lmao
It is more worrying to discredit technological modernization by comparing it to a communist dictatorship
'Username' is not in the sudoers file. This incident will be reported.
This message has a pretty scary meaning in this operating system.
why?
@@televiziya7😂
@@televiziya7 North Korean Dictatorship? Prison camps? Etcetera etcetera?
@@televiziya7 this person obviously doesn't know linux.
Lol i know they feel after install some Linux distro😂😂😂
I find it interesting that they themed it after MacOS. There’s no real reason that would be necessary, but they still spent the time to do it. They must really like the look haha
Apparently Kim likes apple products. Hes been pictured with macs and other things, so he ordered his operating system to look like mac os lol
@@carrot7143 Kinda ironic how a evil person uses products from an evil company
@@Warp2090 that's not ironic at all
looks like a modified version of mac os tbh
The have a ton of mock things from all around the world. They have their own Eiffel tower. 😅
For people thinking why he pronouncing Internet as Intranet….they both are actually different. An intranet is a private network that only employees of an organization can access.
> employees of an organization can access
Or in this case, victims of a restrictive regime.
we know what intranet is. he is pronouncing it weirdly.
Some of us do know the difference, thanks for the info though...
some of us never knew the difference. thanks for the info
I thought the os was Red Stone because he keeps saying Red Sta. Red StaRRRR. ARRR matey.
Imagine if when you opened Google, the browser said "Kim Jong-un wants to know your location"
'Nuclear missle inbound'
He doesn't need to ask, he already knows
💀💀💀
"The supreme leader would like to see you in his office"
Kim jong-un would like to know your location "up your a##"
the only linux distro that actually does the mac os topbar correctly
linux distro creators take note
Why develop an open source OS for proprietary insufficient overpriced hardware🍎? 😂Hobbyist escapade at best but not worth a dev teams investment of resources.
@@Desert-edDave wat
they don't copy it because it sucks
@@Desert-edDave 1 iq comment
@@SuperM789 maybe i want to get power options from the apple logo and maybe i want to get application things from buttons up top instead of a glorified windows taskbar on the top with a dock
The Japan and Yakutsk options make sense in the time zone options, seeing as they have Chongryon in Japan and a number of lumber work camps in Siberia.
Thankyou for this info! I actually wasn’t aware of the existence of Chongryon in Japan. I was wandering why they would have time zones to a country they supposedly have a hatred for but this would explain why that is.
Yakutsk is a large city with a population of over 360000 people
@@cucumberorpickles And, random fact, one of the coldest places on earth.
@@cucumberorpicklesits actually over than that. yes i am a local yakutian., plus japan and almost entire yakutia (and it also involves yakutsk) do actually have a same timezone so yeah.
but two times japan does not since there is only one timezone
When I was learning Korean at the Defense Language Institute (DLI, military language school), they had us do a presentation about something related to North Korean technology, weapons/military, or politics, and I made mine on the Red Star/붉은별 OS. It was quite fascinating, and it's really cool to see it in action.
This version is actually red star 3.0. you'll notice that it's very... reminiscent of MacOS. This is very intentional, because Kim Jong Un is _very_ a big fan of macs. Version 1.0 and 2.0 are very reminiscent of windows 98 and windows XP, reflecting the time in which they were made. There is a 4.0 version which iirc was released in 2019, which follows the mac appearance of 3.0, this time with a deep blue hue, however afik not much is actually known about it besides what it looks like.
That's sick wtf.
Kim jon un likes macs and big macs
@@gotrickrolledyeah u cant blame a man for enjoying thousand island dressing
What is your Korean level
@@FollowTheTrend-be6qj I got a 2+R 2L 1+s
Looks like Kim really likes his frutiger aero lol
he’s lowk real for that
can u blame him 😞 it looks so edible
Lowkey based
Bro tryna keep North Korea in the prime internet days 😂
i looked up frutiger aero just to show my girlfriend what it was, you made me discover that there are frutiger aero furries...
edit: changed "someone" to my girlfriend
i saw a brazilian youtuber examine this OS once, he tried to check some regular websites as well as his own website but they kept getting blocked, some people were joking that the next day he would be found on a river with 50 shots of an AK47
Brasilero encontrado muerto en el río Río Icamaquã con cincuenta tiros en la espalda, la policia afirma que fue un suicidio.
@@MierdaAzulI always thought that was an American phenomena 😮
qual canal/youtuber?
@lgazzola7570 Andrezitos
I'd love to see if there are any odd transmissions in view of wireshark.
True
I actually thought that's what this video was going to be about.
What is views in wireshark?
@@evilchinchula a method of monitoring network traffic/packets.
That would be VERY interesting to see
watching this high af and being amazed while understanding nothing is truly a life-changing experience man, subscribed.
Somehow while also being high af I stumble upon this 😂
love the sudo prompt "#1) respect the privacy of others." seems like an oversight for me to not remove that part as DPKR haha
"#3) with great power comes great responsibility"
@@uzeirgamazsi9940 Yeah I do wondering that, so I assuming that guy who made / custom this OS was watch/read spiderman ?
@@anthonylee5939somebody gon get in trouble for watching western media 😂
@@uzeirgamazsi721 🤣🤣🤣
@@uzeirgamazsi9940 yeah the nuclear red button
There are also redstar os 1.0 and 4.0 versions which seem to be unreleased to the internet
1.0 is very old and may be available in some obscure corner of the internet
4.0 was made in 2019 so it probably cant be found anywhere on our internet
Who and how do they leak these OSes?
@@euphoriaagainwhoever leaked these is probably on the run rn
@@18rocksthegames78 I haven't gone into it but a quick search told me it was some guy buying a copy whilst in North Korea and then leaking it (there's actually a Reddit post with a torrent link to it from 2014 which might be his since the date checks out). No idea what happened after that though.
i'm sure someone, somewhere is like "challenge accepted"
@@euphoriaagain the guy who leaked this build was also the nintendo "gigaleaker", zammis clark. used to be a malwarebytes employee. have no clue how though lol
The inclusion of two Japanese timezones in a very small list of others is eerie, as North Korea has a history of espionage in Japan. They’ve even abducted dozens of Japanese citizens over the years to teach NK spies the nation’s language and cultural customs.
there are north korean schools in japan iirc
to me it just solidifies the fact that north koreans are truly isolated from the world, literally computers are inaccessible to practically any korean that is not directly involved or working intimately with their leader, and even then there's no internet, and three timezones of completely different countries
Or, that's where they have their schools and labor camps.
credit where credit is due, the OS X skin they applied to KDE is genuinely impressive and quite visually pleasing, can see why people in NK who were fortunate enough to have a computer would have installed this coming from XP, which was dominant at the time of Red Star 3's release
in a way I wouldn't mind somebody porting the UI to modern linux just without al the spyware and suff
Uhh I have to disagree. NoKor OS looks like a puke, the icons are mostly green. Even at the time there were beautiful MacOS clones of Linux.. LinuxMint, OpenSuse, and Ubuntu were goodlooking too
@@casioak1683 this just sounds like you don't like the colour green lol. It's my personal favourite so I'm not fussed.
@@lucymorrison I mean there are beautiful Linux distros even back then. Red Star 3 just looks like a sinister copy of MacOS.
From what I know, trusted North Korean communities such as certain government agencies and _very_ privileged students or scientific bureaux actually just use Windows like any other country. Rumour has it that it's even properly licensed using foreign bank accounts, or at least was at one time when they had more money.
It wouldn't surprise me one bit if North Korea's government IT estate was exactly the same as what you'd see in the West.
There has been plenty of Dell and HP computer equipment seen in official photos and used in various settings. ISC(2) has a number of officially registered CISSP holders in North Korea and Valve's Steam heatmap has a few dots in Pyongyang.
0:41 They left the useful time zones: in Japan they have communities and schools (you may check out Vox's 'Inside North Korea's bubble in Japan'), and in Russia they used to work for 'hard currency'
As for location options:
Japan has at least 1, possibly a couple, small area(s)/cit(-y)(-ies) that is/are loyal to North Korea
So maybe Japanese is for them
As for Yakutsk
Russia is connected to the DPRK via the "Friendship bridge", which only certain officials are allowed to cross, but it CAN be crossed
Actually, the system doesn't only have 4 time zones, if you click on Europe for example, you have the options for the GMT+1 timezone like Berlin or Prague
How do you know that
@@incrxdible9896 google
@@incrxdible9896 i have some info in my brains
@@incrxdible9896 The ISO has been leaked, so the same way he Eric got it?
69 missed calls from Kim Jong Un
7:14 Application menu changed to English; 7:19 everything changed to English; 7:20 one line of Korean; 10:40 Korean text displayed in browser; 10:42 everything switched back to Korean.
wait why does it do that??
@@zeenxdownz my guess is it's not made the best and it bugs to English on some apps
@@SpaceSoldier248 The whole system changed. Could it be that the OS can be remote controlled?
I saw another presentation about this OS. Apparently parts of it do rollback settings changes or force a reboot if you tamper with them, so maybe that's what's happening.
Far more likely to just be a buggy mess though.
@@halfbakedproductions7887 Oh makes sense
The time zone thing during set up is because North Korea actually has schools in Japan and has labor camps in Russia so that could probably explain why those are the only options for time zones
Seeing “respect the privacy of others” in the terminal of a NK OS is just beautifully ironic.
Bro is about to test the Patriot Act 💀
Leave zoomer
@@JM-mg4el dial8
@@JM-mg4elbro is ancient
@@JM-mg4el👴🏻👴🏻👴🏻👴🏻
@@JM-mg4elyou're a zoomer larping as a millennial
This whole video just feels like a goold ol' video from the early days of youtube. I love it
someone get this video's instructions to someone in north korea NOW
The main blocker is the fact you can't get Global internet in NK (a few people do it get it as a privilege). I'm honestly not sure why they put those blocks in their.
Old versions of windows are also quite common in NK.
@@EricParker north Korea is extremely locked down
A regular person being able to view the outside world from the internet would interfere with the propaganda the government is distributing
@@EricParkerYou can do it on their 3g network for tourists. From what I read they sell Sim cards there on black market. (But one costs ~$1000, so only 1% of North Koreans can realistically afford it)
@@jackwilson5542 way less than 1%
Also the government would torture and kill you for giving secret outside world info to North Koreans
@@EricParkerThey put those blocks in there to basically avoid anyone reaching in or out of their cyberspace. I’ll give China that, at *least* you can access shit externally easier than you can with NK, lol
I had no clue North Korea had an OS of its own, but why am I surprised. Anyways, great video! Windows Vista next?
Vista /7 (in 24 hours of my own testing) will not get infected purely by being exposed to the internet, although there are known exploits. I might make a video testing some of those.
@@EricParker please do
@@EricParker Yes please!
Hey , what happens if you disable firewall , does it have an impact. @@EricParker
@@underdoq2Yes it does have a lot of impact. He usually disables firewall according to his previous videos.
4:30 And that is when North-Korea went to code red.
It needs cartoon Kim Jung Un waving his finger going "Nah ah ah! You didn't say the magic word!" Like in Jurassic Park.
The fact you even have this OS is impressive all things considered.
This is the older version, there is a new one yet to leak
@@tezcanaslan2877 Still impressed when you consider how hard North Korea has isolated itself from the rest of the world.
@@tezcanaslan2877 there are 4 major versions
2.0 and 3.0 are available online
1.0 is super old, doesn't seem to be on the internet, but it may perhaps be possible to track it down somewhere
4.0 is modern (2019) so no shotsl we'll get our hands on it
@@SOU6900 They are actually not as isolated as you think, they are (rumored to do) quite a bit of western animation, they do have quite few websites that you can visit on the open web, and they broadcast TV and shortwave internationally.
Isn't it on internet archive
One thing to know is one is connected to their internal network. It will constantly keep trying to pull the latest configuration so it will reset anything you unblock.
Couldn't you just iptables block that like they do with other things?
Might have to put in a single command or take a few tries but why not..
@@rev3 they have a very weird way of doing things and I think it’s the complicate other people using it
There must be a special backdoor just for Kim to play games on Steam
Imagine if they find out that someone is using their OS on the other side of the planet.
Then the doorbell goes and it’s a delivery of the complete works of juche 😆
@@adammoss5284 I want it!
*Types*
"How.. to overthrow the North Korean Government...."
Glad to see more people messing around with Red Star OS. Also you can run newer versions of firefox on it. the latest I got running natively was 18. Though I got (iirc) 47 to run properly using Wine. It's a fun OS to mess with. I need to make more guides and stuff for the OS. I took a pause on it because I am going from messing with it in a VM to the most insane thing I can do.
Messing with it on hardware.
Cant wait
Airgapped?
@@jlco of course. Until I know it's safe then it's going on a heavily secured and monitored network. Just like the VM I worked on
@@T3KNUG3T5 I see no real reason to think its unsafe other than the people passing it around online sliding in their own presents
It is not like any North korean citizen who have the luxury of owning a computer in the first place would have the knowledge of a World wide web, youtube, or other foreign website in the first place. Their hardwares are all monitored btw.
Oh my, Red Star OS is in Frutiger Aero era hello?
redstar os is highkey aesthetically pleasing
I’m new to your channel but I really enjoy everything you upload! Been on a binge, not many people explore such interesting computer science type topics without it being absolute slop. I hope your channel gets more exposure in the future. It’s truly one of the greats:)
This shows how beautiful the open source/free software/open source community really open the option for people of every culture and way of life.
I honestly never even knew of this community I’m just fascinated by Korean history and got this recommended to me but it’s pretty cool
This guy sounds exactly how I'd expect someone connecting to the North Korean internet would sound like.
0:36 Osaka and Tokyo are in the same time zone. It's also the exact same time zone as Yakutsk and Pyongyang: GMT+9
Kim is going to think you are one of his ambassadors on the computer and sentence him to 100 years of work camp. lol
That “music program” seems to be just an old version of Musescore.
Fun fact: yeah, red star os descends from fedora which is based on red hat os, so you're actually kinda right
Well, if Eric no longer posts anything after this video, we will know why.
I have no idea what your talking about or how you do all this but im entertained!
I love niche content like this, subbed!
6:43 alternative Excel worked just fine, when you apply format to the rows, they just apply the same formula, that is to square the cell right above itself, it will of course overflow quickly
I agree, I guess we take for granted a trusted CA store being loaded automatically
can always just download one on an insecure connection ;0
That warning certificate was interesting because it mentioned the site being attacked as a reason why it’s inaccessible. Basically shifting blame. So North Korea really does lie to its people about the state they’re in.
안녕하세요. 저는 북한인이 아닌 한국인입니다.
OS가 리눅스 기반인데도 정말 구식이네요.
역시 Windows와 리눅스가 좋은 듯합니다.
당신의 영상에 흥미를 느꼈습니다. 감사합니다.
Are u a North Korean spy 🤔🧐🧐
@@Minipekka-kn5xg South Korea^^
잡앗다요놈
@@PlayerJ1 헉ㄷㄷ
I like the fact that the OS itself is kinda good, like you could daily drive it because it's nice it's aesthetic, looks stable...
But because it's region locked it makes it bad.
Would be great if we had an lock fred iso.
I imagine its kinda like when you're working on a heavily managed work computer.
@@zlcoolboy probably but it looks hard to do
be real, no one is gonna use it even if that's the case
@@ozgurpeynirci4586 Without the spy BLOATWARE and everything else
I wou
it sounds like youre american and british at the same time its tripping me out
true
Linux user accent
American British? 🤔 That would be Canadian 😄. They also hold the title American French thanks to Quebec.
Yeah the dude definitely spent time in both countries.
@@PolizeiPaul I've never heard a Canadian referred to as American _anything_
I've heard "french canadian" used as a pejorative daily though, understandably
2:25 beginner's error, it's based on fedora not debian 😭fedora would use dnf or yum
If it’s based on an older version of fedora then it would’ve have yum, which is not present
@@42yeah it does have yum. look at 4:37
I don’t speak linuxeneese can someone tell me what a dnf is
@@ZZxlizrx the package manager that fedora uses. dnf on Fedora is like apt on Ubuntu
You have to speak Windows Herpa Derpa...yum, apt, dnf and Pacman are commands comparable to your PlayStore or your Windows store. To download apps and stuff.
Man youre so underrated. Keep up the awesome content. such a nerd for your malware analysis type videos.
They should have timezones for countries they have embassy in.
They don't even wanna let them know the countries
Eric is that one guy who browse the internet with Red Star OS but end up navigating through a maze of security features
Hey, Mental Outlow made a video about Red Os, you can find there how he changes language and some other things, also there is 1 ~ h video called defoging red os, where they present how system works in core.
Also can you listen to outgoing packets in this system so you can see what they send.
Very thoughtful to include both Tokyo and Osaka time zones.
2:30 - "Think before you type" 💀☠
That’s actually pretty interesting, their entire “internet” I guess it would be “intranet” is hosted on a local network.
Kim jung un checking os users history: ayo who tha heil is eric?
0:30 Dark fact regarding the time zone. The reason why Yakutsk, Russia is on there is because there are North Korean Officials who lives there. It’s an East Siberian City where DPRK and Putin made deals sending Korean slave labor to those lodging camps in Russia.
Been seeing most of you're stuff in my recommended. Watched every single one.
My mans is definitely on multiple watchlists and no-fly lists right now. Bro probably got a visit too 😂
The OS is actually called red star, and the web browser is called "my country"
Is there a way to extract the KDE theme out of Red Star and then deploy it on a regular distro running KDE? I love the old Mac style and I haven't seen a better implementation of it.
I dunno, sounds plausible, I though about trying to do that myself.
I'm loving these videos so much, keep them coming!
this is cool. Man you're growing hell yes.!!!
you take our intrusive thoughts and just do them. i love this channel lol
This is a comment I am making on my other account. I really think this video has interesting subject matter. Thanks for sharing!
"hello buddy" is a good intro :3
Tails OS is experiencing astronomical levels of fear.
The most amazing thing about this is he can’t read Korean and we didn’t find out about it halfway through the video
You listened to us from the 2000 video :) thanks so much
The reason for those two cities in Japan is due to the North Korean population living there. They have PC's using this same North Korean OS afaik. Same with the time zone in Russia, where many North Korean foreign exchange students study especially in Vladivostok.
yo ive discovered your page recently, you make nice videos! keep it up
UI design is actually well made
What!? That looks HORRIBLE with all the old skeumorphic crap 😂😂😂
@@TheRealEtaoinShrdlu it looks like macOS cause its linux based if you hange the colors on your mac it can look like this
It was some interesting inside of their OS!
Thanks for the video!
*2 day later* FBI : OPEN UP
why the fbi?
No reason for that
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Why!? You are free to use whichever OS you want.
why does this comment even have 40 likes?
Fascinating. Thanks for walking us though 붉은별!
Pangapsumnida, motherfather!
I like how the videos end abruptly
I am wondering how you even expose these VMs and isolate your home network from it. My idea was you somehow put it in DMZ and use VLANs to isolate it, but I don't know. Hope you make a how-to vid on how to replicate your setup.
4:45 „(…) because they‘ve completely nuked (…)“ - 10/10 hidden joke 😅
7:12 they literally ripped off Finale LOL
what’s really funny is that by restricting time zone choices like that it narrows down where they probably have most of their spies and servers to very specific areas
I just read the comment on the windows 2000 video of someone telling you to try red star os. I refresh to home page and wah lah
*voilà
This type of knowledge really interests me. Congrats and thanks!
I'm genuinely curious, are you an American with British parents or something? Your accent isn't American, British, Australian, Kiwi, or South African. It sounds like a combination of American and London English, with a hint of Melbourne.
I hear all of those too!
This
Lol I was thinking exactly the same when watching some of his other videos, it's mostly american, but certain words have a clear british pronunciation to them
I would say he's not from USA
He is just trying to sound like The PC Security Channel
this is so cool! great video buddy :3
Does this mean North Koreans could also get to google safely with this method?
Sadly no. Even if one does what he did (which was ridiculously easy, all things considered), they still don’t have any access to the greater, global internet. They have their own, smaller intranet that is self-contained and entirely controlled by the government.
@@AwesomeCaden73unless they are on borders with china.
Only if they can access the internet.
Takes me back to the rogueamp days, thanks for giving us the content, great stuff 👍
if you ever get stuck in north korea, remember this video exists
A truly revolutionizing OS. Thanks for showing us 😎
The UI is looking really good!
ok Kim, Now get outa here!
A mac rip off
Great content, fresh ideas, and the host is very erudite in the content. Kudos! I just subscribed!☠
2:30 " #3) With great power comes great responsibility." Someone in North Korea really accidentally referenced Spider Man lmao
It’s actually in the sudo package
That's just sudo doing sudo things
this has to go with the top 100 youtube videos posted