I consider myself a technology enthusiast who has always enjoyed taking things apart. The idea of this channel is to be able to share knowledge and also be able to learn.
Hope you like it and thanks for watching!
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Can u please share me this file through any sharing link as i am unable getting this images for vmware i request you to plz send me the file so i can download and install into my virtual machine
FreeBSD... and other BSD family of operating system, I love them from my first day I found them and use it! Looking forward for other BSD installation video too. :)
Big has the right idea, but needs to step away from Ubuntu to get my interest. If I want Ubuntu, I can do a flavor like Kubuntu or Lubuntu or Budgie. If developers would consider another distro {debian suse or arch with useful repository options this would be good 👍. Big has the ability to package linux stuff snd make it tidy and useful.
I would choose Arch, while recording the video I felt slight bottlenecks in the system as if it was weighing or having few resources (I did a test before with 6cpu and 16ram). I have been using Manjaro as the main system and its performance on my hardware is sensational, I believe that having Arch as a base on Big would make it incredible.
I use a Mac for general work, shared Linux environments for dev, testing, and education. Mac can do all of this, but haviing full, partial, and command promt only on fully, parially, or non-isolated VM's is pure power and flexibility. As bigger software companies are investing little by little in the future, Linux and Mac (Unix) will dominate Windows as new generations see this as how we use computers. Needs to work on Apple M though... :(
I haven't had the opportunity to use an Apple M personally and test it yet. But I believe in it. I grew up using Windows until I discovered Mac and I used it until I started to understand Linux (Ubuntu 13) better and now I use it as my main device.
Regarding the quality, I noticed now that you mentioned it, I didn't understand why it was like that, I uploaded it in 1080p. Unfortunately I ended up deleting the original video and I won't be able to upload it again. My apologies.
@@anonymousghost5384 Oracle is going to drop all support for this in a year and modern Solaris is so obscure and complicated that in order to do anything youre gonna have to pay Oracle a million billion dollars in support fees Just install some Illumos distribution brother it's not worth it.
The most important part of an installation process is how the installer lets you select the target disk, and if there are many, if they show you partition labels or not. Installing on a virtual machine skips all that.
I opt for the simplified installation which is what many will do, especially beginners. But to check disks, just select the manual method present in most distros and the available disks and options for partitioning them will be listed. If I remember, the next time I record I'll add more than one disc to give an example.
You can install it on the vmare workstation and install the vmware-tools. When I installed the solaris-desktop desktop, the screen then blocked and didn't let me do anything
Using YUMi-exFAT exclusively here. Last time i tried it there was no way even manual to avoid touching my Windows EFi System Partition, although there already was another exclusively dedicated to Linux... So no install, won't stick around until it behaves.
Running TempleOS does require some specific mindset, but by all account it is complete running system. I wonder if someone is willing to develop it or is it dead with author?
again new distro when there is allready million and windows is one. and why linux have to look like windows and ugliest way lol 10 works and dark theme look good. thats last windows we need
Linux doesn't look like windows and has it's own look with it's own desktops and WM's. This is just some one man show who is infecting Linux and gives it a bad name!
Probably, but the installation doesn't differ much. Some distros update a lot and when I go to record it has probably already updated a lot since I downloaded the image.
Hello, I need help to download the version based on Debian 12 and it won't let me connect to Wi-Fi so I would like to know if someone could help me please.
Nice! Another one of the many ways to ease in a Windows use to linux! I have a bit of an issue with the music though, I prefer the laid back, chill music you use on the previous videos.