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Have not switched until recently, I did couple days ago. It's *crazy* how good it is now, don't see any reason to go back to X11, will have to try out Hyprland which I always wanted to try now, too.

all those wallpapers look like ai generated crap to me

I have amd and I dont see amd driver settings

1. NVIDIA Performance on Wayland has always been -10% compared to X11. I hope this gets fixed now that they are seriously getting adopted on Wayland. 2. OBS capture performance is always bad. You need VkCapture plugin to get seamless game capturing.

hey download link is down

French accent W

Ubuntu is definitely a hella no for me too, for obvious reasons. Ever since Canonnical went Dr. Evil with snaps (and their software store running on proprietary software), Ubuntu "Pro" edition and Microsoft sycophantry. There's also rumors of data collection on your pc that goes back to Cannonical.

Can you do Linux Mint 22 beta?

you should really put the link to the repo in the description. very clean and straight to the point video otherwise!

Have you reviewed Ubuntu Cinnamon I might go back to it could I request a review on it please if you haven't done it yet?

I haven't tried Big Linux. Given that it is targeted at a noob, then the new user will rely on the store for loading software. Most noobs want nothing to do with the terminal. Arch does not provide such luxuries. You approached this as an experienced Linux user who knew his way around the terminal. In that instance, this distro doesn't make much sense.

As someone who usually plays at 60fps. And don't see any problem. Watching someone saying 200fps at low end is crazy too me.

I run Fedora 40 on my desktop at home. CS2 runs like HOT ASS on it, both X11 and Wayland. On maps with water (Anubis, Ancient, etc) I can barely pull 100fps on a 7800x3d and RTX 3070. The framerates aren't terrible, but my 1% lows are atrocious, which makes the game stuttery and unplayable.

Hello @A1RM4X I have a question: which distro is best for gaming?

I have dell Inspiron 14 3476 running on fedora Linux 39 but it's stuck at the loading screen, I've been followed your config but it didn't work :(

I moved to Linux Mint about 6 months ago. I distro hopped like crazy at first trying to find the perfect environment. What I figured out is it really all works the same with different presentation. All my games function without issue, the only games i tend to have problems with are games that rely on Easy Anti Cheat.

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If you like wallpapers in a distro, check out Makulu Linux too. The KISS method. Keep It Simple Stupid. I prefer simple because I am simple.

Thanks for the great content! Keep it up!

how did u do it?

On the other side Mint is one of the best Distro out there as a fork of a fork.

Are Fedora and Debian what Solus could be?

I heard that Solus is not exactly up to date (2024), because it was abandoned years ago, and then restarted, so the status is not quite clear. Is this true!

I have a feeling u may be french i dont know why. 😊

Could you try out artix? I would love to see if you experience similar issues with it as I did. I had issues where the audio would be buggy and or have extreme latency to my games. I used the openrc variants.

Biglinux is a great distro, super fast and clean, but using it, I am really not sure if it's based on Manjaro or Arch. It could be a more clean and straightforward distro if it adopted Arch as its base. I spent 2 weeks using Biglinux, and it was amazing, but sometimes complex, with errors occurring from simply installing or upgrading the system. It seems that Biglinux is two distros in one (Biglinux and Manjaro). Biglinux has the potential to be better than Manjaro in many ways if the developers remove Manjaro from it.

"I like compiling OBS Studio Browser from the AUR. And because it's Arch, that's what I wanted to do." Oh boy, Manjaro claims another victim

7:10 you said "keep it stupid simple."... I think it is "keep it simple stupid". I like yours better.

Actually it is very simple to use, they have simplified Big Linux, Big is based on Arch and Manjaro and is very simple to use! Manjaro is kinda complicated, but Big Linux made it easier!

Arch is meant to be bleeding edge. There is no such thing called as newbie friendly arch distro. Arch based distros will always be Arch.

I ran sudo pacman -Syu and x11 and Wayland don't work anymore resulting in a "no signal".

I ran sudo pacman -Syu and x11 and Wayland don't work anymore resulting in a "no signal".

Funny little story, a game I follow (Wuthering Waves) with the last update ran on Linux, I migrated the whole system to Fedora, 1 day later the developers realize that they have not activated the anticheat and the game does not work anymore I let you imagine my reaction

Hello A1RM4X. You can try Alt Linux.

such a waste using 4090 in linux. my eyes bleeding :(

As a complete Linux noob currently on Mint I just installed big Linux yesterday as I wanted to venture into the world of arch Linux. I found that on big some of the menus opened up with Portuguese language and thought nah. Also it was a bit complicated for me to find my way around the whole arch thing, so this noob went back to Mint until my Linux knowledge increases. I did like the look and layout of Big, but arch is not for me...yet.

14 years ago it was my first distro, and it was different from what it is today, if I'm not mistaken it was based on Ubuntu. Thanks for the review.

salut, merci pour la video. J'ai essayé de DL DaVinci resolve, mais que j'ai tout installé et que j'essaie d'ouvrir l'app, ça tourne dans le vide. J'ai pas l'erreur où normalement, je dois force quit? Des idées? Merci d'avance

Nice video, I'll probably try it on a new machine

i already thought this was arch based, but manjaro? ye no, lol

BRAZIL MENTIONED! 🎊🎉🇧🇷🎉🎊 Yeah, but Big Linux is not really my thing either.

When I hear this gentleman speak English i immediately remember the comedy TV series "Alo Alo" :) In any case, you are doing a great job!

Yo A1RM4X linux mint has a kde version but you need to install in the terminal

BigLinux is focused on new users (accessibility as you said). So their package manager does not come with the AUR, instead being focused on official repos and having also the easy option to include flatpak or snap. I'm an arch user, but the AUR is anything but user friendly. I have had many errors installing through yay related to errors on pckgbuild script, integrity validation, etc. So it makes a lot of sense for Big Linux to fork Manjaro, because their official repository is bigger and they already have user friendly tools. Big Linux get these tools and include their own. In the end, a beginner user will have bleeding edge packages and the system will be extremely easy do use. If you go to the terminal and start using AUR, the system will break, especially because the app version of arch repository will be different.

Greetings from Denmark. Where did you get this wallpaper, the abstract painting, or is it inside the Big Linux Os?

yo A1RM4X can you install vanilla os

Brasil

9:57 that would cost you in a multiplayer match :DDD