I have gone through most of your videos. The topics are really niche and interesting. You clearly have a great knack in this domain and possess sound knowledge. Now coming to criticism, what you lack is keep the content engaging, main drawback being the monotonous dialogs. Try to introduce variations in the tone of speaking. This will also subtly hinder all the minute grammatical errors that you frequently make. All the best.
The monotone is a side effect of most Indian languages. First the speed. Most Indian languages flow faster than English, which is a why you may find it hard to understand an Indian even if their grammar and pronunciation is flawless. Then there is the weird words that confuse native speakers. Here, we usually add extra word(s) to imply stress instead of altering cadence. So, for instance, if you ask a native English speaker if they are late for work, they may reply "I AM at work!" In the same situation, an Indian will likely respond with "I am at work only." In a monotone voice. The addition of "only" makes no sense to a native speaker, but that is how stress is implied in Indian English. If you live in India, there is ABSOLUTELY no need to change how one speaks. It can actually result in utter confusion in some cases. However, it is important to communicate well (in any language, really). The points you mentioned are part of that. In trying to improve, we gain a better understanding of the language and rectify/improve our grammar too. As a bonus - we gain an insight into the differences and can appreciate cultural nuances. I would like to add that there is nothing right and wrong about the various types of English used around the world. A lot of old US/UK native English speakers tend to believe that theirs is the "only English" and all other versions are people just "saying it wrong." However, over the past 20 years or so, it is now widely accepted that these regional variants are their own forms of English, much like American and British forms of the language. Even for those that speak English as a first language, there can be significant differences among regional variants. The English spoken in Liberia is pretty much unintelligible to a South African, who would be clueless when speaking with an Appalachian.
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Yo this is actually super useful, just watched a video that had an install script for Hyprland but it was outdated! Took almost an hour of installing just to find out at the very end 😖
Great tutorial bro. I have a noob issue: when i have more than one window open, then all the windows except the active one gets less visible. If i have a browser and a terminal and i am working on the terminal then the browser window gets less visible. How do i stop this? i dont want visibility of the windows to change.
im having issue during hyprland install. the install is is stuck and gives me "1 high severity vulnerability, to address all issues, run npm audit fix"
I understand but I have a problem, I do everything as in the video and when the system is downloaded, the login window opens when I enter the password (which I entered in the settings before) and it does not work. Help
Hello,if you somehow manage to reply,please help me,When I was compiling the kind of files in the Installing Hyprland,the time while it's compiling "owo_colours v4.0.0",it seems to take forever,tried resetting but still the same please help
Help? I can log in with a password in the login screen after booting up, but when I left my laptop and it goes to sleep, I tried to log in with the same password but it says Authentication Failed. What is happening???
hi @spantheslayer i have and issues regarding wallpaper i am getting blank wallpaper even after selecting other different wall paper ,i reboot my computer to check it will solve or not but again same issues
Is it possible to turn off the laptop screen and turn it on using commands? I use an external monitor and sometimes I need to turn on the laptop screen? But I would like to turn it off without closing the lid because my laptop draws air from above.
Connect your phone to computer using ur charger and in the settings of phone, turn on USB tethering. (Easiest solution) You can download wifi drivers too if u like
This is auper slow and laggy It maybe better for laptops having nvidia cards but still the file transfer rate is pathetic, sometimes evwn gets stuck Very bad👎👎
Nope mate, you just couldn’t not get it working. I run this same setup except I use gentoo on one of my potato pc. Works as expected without gpu. i3 3rd gen, 8gig ram and a 256gb ssd.
What can i say, u got a quite bloat there my brother. And arch linux 10 minutes installation? Hell nah, Id prefer chad void linux 3 min setup with dwm&st
Strangly it says after im trying to install the hyprland it says "Hyprland failed to install. Please check 00_CHECK-time_installed.log and other files Install-Logs/ directory... Oh before it says that it says "chmod: changing permissions of 'install-scripts/02-Final-Check.sh' : Operation not permitted and mkdir: cannot create directory Install-Logs: permission denied.
