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to celebrate the exciting launch of Windows 11 luke and i are challenging

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each other to ditch Windows altogether and replace our

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Windows pcs with Linux for a month and

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if either of us caves they have to dye their hair in red green blue and yellow

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quadrants permanently easy you might say but i'm not talking

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about our work machines that are basically just used for word processing

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and web browsing i'm talking about our personal rigs the ones we both use on a

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daily basis primarily for gaming has

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Linux gotten to the point where it's user friendly enough that any tech nerd

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can pick it up and run is game compatibility going to be an instant

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deal breaker will any of my other applications even run

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who would sponsor this madness instantly see your current and past

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network activity detect malware and block badly behaving apps on your pc or

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Android device with glassware use offer code Linus and get 25 off glasswire at

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the link down below

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embarrassingly i have never actually made an earnest attempt to daily drive

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Linux and one of the reasons for that is the utterly paralyzing number of choices

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you have to make before you even get started now i could just call on

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industry contacts or even use internal resources to make these decisions for me

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but the point of this challenge is that luke and i should be using the exact

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same resources that anyone else would have

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and with that in mind right out of the gate i would forgive

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the average gamer for making it as far as google hit number one for best Linux

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distro for gaming and bailing on the entire deal i mean nothing against the

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author of this article i did pick up some really useful information but it is

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full of jargon that a non-Linux enthusiast couldn't possibly be expected

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to know not to mention seemingly conflicting information

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how is it that ubuntu can be simultaneously easy to use and beginner

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friendly and a hassle to set up another big one is

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that customization gets billed as this major selling point for Linux and

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fair enough if that's your thing but speaking on behalf of normies i don't

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want a dozen novel ways to do the same thing i want one fast easy one i mean

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it's horrible when microsoft scatters system settings all over the place i

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think we all agree on that and so we should all agree that it's horrible when

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anybody else does it i mean i'm the kind of person who doesn't even

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rename my video game characters because it makes it a nightmare to look anything

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up if i get stuck and there are a ton of other red flags

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let's move on to hit number two here this time from tech radar

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supports several controllers should not be a selling point for a gaming focused

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product it seems to imply that most of

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my stuff won't work and included games

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are not the reason that anyone chooses an operating system how how are these

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articles so out of touch furthermore the messaging around what

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makes an individual distro stand out compared to the other ones gets really

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muddy in some places like the way that these articles are often laid out it

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sounds like if i choose the one with support for hybrid graphics i'm going to

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be giving up kernel level gaming optimizations or that if i want broad

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hardware support that could cost me the customization that i crave

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but the truth is that that's not the case with a bit of elbow grease the

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gaming centric features and tweaks of one distro could be applied to another

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but with some exceptions the pantheon user interface for example is specific

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to elementary os and for a more gaming related example techradar mentions a

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feature of gamer os now called camaro s called the camara app that sounds super

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cool it allows you to easily install and manage non-steam games and even roms for

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a wide range of retro consoles except that if i wanted an os that

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doesn't support multitasking i would invent myself a time machine so that i

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could go back and use it but wait hold on the chimera app can be used outside

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of camaro s there's even a guide but unless i want to really get into the

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weeds i better stick with something based on arch by the way like manjaro or

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garuda not that that's going to be my final

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answer in spite of its spectacularly stupid name pop exclamation mark

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underscore os topped just about every listicle that i found and legitimately

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has some compelling selling points like demystifying the notoriously difficult

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process of getting my NVIDIA GPU working properly and making installing the apps

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and tools that i'm going to need to run my Windows games a one-click affair with

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the pop shop if it was 10 years ago and i was looking

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for a challenge manjaro's bleeding-edge approach please forgive the occasional

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screw-up definitely calls to me and did i mention it's based on arch by the way

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but i want to win this thing without pulling my hair out for a month and popo

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s looks like a really good bet for that it's ubuntu based so if i really want to

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get under the hood that's totally an option but the challenge here is play

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games not get your phd in Linux smartassery i on the other hand after a

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lot of deliberation decided to go with the daring the

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Linux mint with the cinnamon desktop environment as

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for how i think that's gonna go honestly i'm pretty confident i've used mint

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before i daily drove ubuntu the distro it's based on for about two years back

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in school so i'm not scared of figuring out how to install a GPU driver or use a

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package manager i'm comfortable getting my hands dirty with grub

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but that doesn't mean i'm not a little scared

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of you i'm pretty technical and i work in development every day but hardcore Linux

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chads are absolutely terrifying

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you scare me i really want this to go well

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because i still want you to like me when this is all over got my drive ready and

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Windows couldn't possibly have picked a more appropriate time to just

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bug the crap out it's like it knows what's gonna happen

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it won't let me click power

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obviously i'm not 100 committed to this yet

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so my plan is to remove my existing SSD

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from the system it's not a gen 4 drive or anything but

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i'm not expecting that to matter i mean what am i going to be doing running

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direct storage ah got him okay so this is what happened last time

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my desktop kind of you can see where the where it's

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supposed to sort of end but it keeps going almost can go over

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there so i'm going to right click right below

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the the mint logo nothing shows up but

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there's the menu if i try to mouse over these i can't select them but if i move

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my mouse back to below this m there it is

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i found it okay someone knows how to be

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right there i was going to see if i can do an easy fix of just

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turning off my monitor here to be fair it is not installed yet this is a live

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boot environment see if it comes back when i turn that back on

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displayport no signal okay i was worried that my Thunderbolt

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connection i used Thunderbolt to connect to a dock for my main display was going

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to cause problems with the installer because there's no drivers installed or anything so i i hooked up my monitor

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that's here in the server closet but

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hey there it is just like that my mouse

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he no move oh wait where'd it go oh i thought oh wow oh the sensitivity is

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just so high that i couldn't tell it was there okay then uh yep that's the one

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here we go full name uh yes i just did a quick

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restart and turned the side monitor off

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and it's fixed to the bounds of the screen and the mouse problem is solved so just

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installing directly from the live environment so

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i do want the multimedia codex it's nice that mint comes with those not

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every distro does i haven't decided which drive to actually put mint on so

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i'm not entirely sure where it's installing these media codecs but

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it's doing something okay finish the install it wants me to

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remove my flash drive

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got it and then press enter this is our first login

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and we're there check video drivers i

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knew i was gonna run into that installing uh mint instead of pop os but that is a

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challenge i have decided to undertake it should be okay but we'll see later

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i'm gonna go through this welcome manager first order of business is to get our

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mouth speed down from over 9000 to something more reasonable that seems

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more like it also why the hell is this on by default no obvious indication that

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any of my hardware is not working fully

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uh even my quantia network card picked up just fine i knew audio was gonna be a

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challenge because i don't think the go xlr has any kind of oh this is

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interesting output hello

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okay it appears to be taking my input right now which is my mic right over

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here presumably and turning it into output

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blah blah blah yep that's definitely it does this work at least

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left front right okay well i've got sound at least i was

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looking for a simple way to just list all the hardware connected to the system

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so that i could verify if my drivers are installed Linux apparently doesn't

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really work like that but i can just install this utility called hard info

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not exactly a hardware info substitute but it's a lot better than nothing

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of course i don't want to get too deep into the weeds on any of this for now

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because the goal today for part one is to pick a distro

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get it installed and run a game i will definitely need steam fail to install

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steam morning you're trying to remove

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the following essential packages what what are you talking about i've

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done nothing with this other than install that hard info thing you know

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it's hilarious the last time i tried to do anything on ubuntu i ran into this

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exact same thing i was told it's super simple you just install it

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no you do not this is stupid apparently

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this is the solution and i have to type yes do as i say in

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order to install it and maybe it will install and launch now

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what is the point of having a oh

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um hello is my computer just hard reset

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what i mean to be clear i've seen some broken

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Windows behavior on first install but this is

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he's um jim

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okay so we've got the the novu or however that's pronounced open source

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driver fantastic happy they made that but

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we are going to try to move to the proprietary NVIDIA 470 driver

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install done just need to restart a few more errors in last time but i think

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we're still good genuinely think this is fine yeah nice

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okay now Linux mint also has an update manager a new version update manager is

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available apply the update it updates and then it finds all the

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different updates that we need

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pressing the reset button on my computer did not in fact

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allow it to come back to life let's try and all the way off and start

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again not that i think that will do anything different

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from the reset button man if i managed to completely break

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this install in 15 minutes that might be a new personal best for me my machine is

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not even posting now i have plugged the HDMI cable back in here

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let's see what happens hello

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hey there we go okay so that's back that's not

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my phone battery is only at like six percent but i'm afraid to turn the

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camera off now because this ride has been absolutely

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wild pretty long oh

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hey there we go hello

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oh wait what did i manage to completely

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nuke my desktop environment like my gui

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how just logged in and this is what i got

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unto comes with absolutely no warranty

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i can see why this was a terrible experience and i

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think that's where i'm gonna have to leave it for tonight because i found this other post saying hey yeah i had

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this problem this was not easily solvable so i had to

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fresh install i don't think i'm going with pop os

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again i mean that was you guys were there for the whole thing that was utterly ridiculous

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uh continuing to install updates i have turned on my side monitor one minor

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issue i can't go over there with my

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mouse because my mouse has to go all the way left and then it's over

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there so i need to reconfigure the desktops right click doesn't get me

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there um so

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yeah we'll figure it out you know what no forget it the wife's

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still awake so i've got manjaro loaded

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up here and we're gonna take another crack at this puppy

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to be clear it's entirely possible that i did something completely wrong not

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knowing what i was doing and i'm responsible for the os getting bricked i

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just also think that with you guys along for the ride the things that i did were

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not entirely ridiculous or unreasonable so you can you can be mad at me for

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breaking it but just at least acknowledge that it could have happened

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to anyone who's not already fully you know well-versed in the black

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arts of Linux 3.

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okay hold on a second i didn't manage to catch the boot selector prompt

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started complaining about usb devices it feels like the old days doesn't it

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you know i made a video about our 10 gig

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nas using emulax cards

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like nine years ago in this very room

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a lot of memories in this house mixed feelings on moving

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manjaro went straight into the live boot

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environment so we're just gonna launch the installer

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and good luck everybody i got wine installed through the

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software manager i need to get lutress i didn't find lutress in the software

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manager so i just went to the lutrus website

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followed the command line stuff

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and i now have lutress which we'll close

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for now and use later the mint software manager had steam

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well i selected install it made me put in my password twice

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and now it's removing it never stopped trying to do that

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removing thing but i just closed the package manager um

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clicked onto i'm gonna call start i don't know if it's called start here um

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and steam was sitting right there so i launched it

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and it seems to be working

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so maybe we're fine

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okay sweet i'm gonna log in i'll see you on the

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other side i just want you guys to be here with me

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for the experience so that if i completely explode this one you'll at

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least know why maybe you can leave a know-it-all comment

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under the video i'm ready i'm ready come at me guys

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i'm trying here i'm trying

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oh he needs sound anyway

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microsoft has a very broken setting situation right now but this is worse

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hey is my game controller picked up just like that oh nice look at that why are

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the two columns open source and installed

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does this mean is this proprietary because that's what i i think i told it

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to do x server settings

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uh what is x server

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x server gonna give it to you what okay all right this seems to do kind of

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what we need to do figure this out later let's get steem

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let's see if we can get steam i saw something about steam in that

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update that made me restart oh it's team runtime hello

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we're updating again no problem okay steam installed no problems i'm

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going to quickly go to my settings go to

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steamplay enable steamplay for all other

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titles and then have uh

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i guess we'll do proton 6.3-7

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and then i'll go to shader precaching and allow background processing of

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vulcan shaders okay so we gotta restart steam real quick

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i believe ftl has a native Linux version

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i'm just gonna install directly and we're gaming on Linux boys

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there we go i think i'm

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done the first challenge that wasn't really a challenge i suspect we will run

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into major challenges down the line library oh yeah oh hey look at that look

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at that look at that boom Linux now the game i've been playing recently is cave

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story plus is this

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is this Linux just like native freaking

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let's go boys oh wait my sound still isn't working

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yeah i still have no sound honestly i'm kind of willing to live

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with that let's just uh

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it's on the right and no dice on the controller

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even though it was picked up by the system

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i guess we need to figure that out now this video ended up a lot longer than i

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expected the goal was simple install Linux and run a game and i managed to

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screw it up so royally that i'm here hours later still

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trying to figure it out this is a native Linux game

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let's just

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let's just play it and we're gaming

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it's running nice and smooth this is a native game so this is really not that

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much of a challenge my sound still isn't working still have no idea why that

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would be but we're gaming and and it seems to just been a cave story

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issue because my controller look is working just fine

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i don't i would never attack yeah there you go

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hopefully luke had an easier go of it than i did the best part of this whole

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thing is that we are just getting started a lot of the games that i want to run like supreme commander forged

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alliance appear to have ways to run them discord looks like there's a way to get

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it going involves a lot of command line hopefully i won't brick my os

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but step two is getting streaming working both luke and i stream we both

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need it working if we're gonna run this for a month so uh

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Linus if you guys enjoyed this video you might also enjoy the time i switched to

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mac it was kind of a minute ago and some things have definitely changed since

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then but it was quite an experience by the way if you've made it this far to

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the very end of the video i did in fact figure out what happened with popos for

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whatever reason apt-get install steam

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um did a whole bunch of other stuff

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no idea why it did that i hadn't touched anything and i did not read carefully

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what it was doing in my defense a lot of that stuff was jargon that an average

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user might not understand and

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all i was doing was installing steam i thought this was just stupid hoops i had

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to jump through in order to install something from the terminal

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um i didn't know it was gonna remove my gui for example

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oh