@@henrylonghead Yeah, they're all pretty commonly forgotten about, although FreeBSD is definitely the most popular out of all of them (OpenBSD included), and especially the BSD family for how important and (relatively) popular it is. And, ofc I also can't mention every single OS lol But, if you are looking for justification for some reason here it is: I just chose OpenBSD because of it arguably having the least overlap with linux in general out of the BSD family and I chose from the BSD family for the reasons I said above
iOS: You're a cool person. Android: You're a cool person. Linux: You're a cool person. macOS: You're a cool person. Windows: Admit you're being held hostage.
I'm a iOS and MacOS user, I drive an SE(2020) and a "Hackintosh"( I dont have enough money to buy a mac ;-; ), and everything just works. Use to be Arch user.. but I felt like I needed something more simple and easy, MacOS just nails it!
Yup. Same here. I'm a software engineer so it's pretty obvious I don't buy Apple stuff because everything else is too complex or because of status. I buy it because it reliably works. I buy an iPhone and I forget that the concept of phone problems exists. I buy a Mac and I forget that the concept of problems with a laptop exists.
What nonsense are you talking about? An Apple Account is entirely optional, you can create a local account without any problems. And why do you think you need to link a credit card? For what?
@@lukchem Same thing on Android, you don't need a Google account. He's talking about kysar leaving out important information, like that an account on Android is optional and that, to unlock the full experience, you need an account on both platforms.
I actually have a PC that somehow runs eight operating systems with two hard drives and one SSD first of all the SSD runs Windows 10. The very long forgotten but somehow discovered hard drive runs Windows 8 that originally came on the device and Windows 10 (no it is not the same one). Then I have a hard drive that runs Ubuntu 20.10 and 24.04 LTS, Windows 10, and my favorite operating system, with some downsides, the community backed project, running gnome 45 ,which I discovered via a RU-vid channel ✨ESTER 25✨ for some reason there’s actually a duplicate version that I plan on deleting since I’m not using that one so technically it’s actually 7. One new thing that we added to the PC is a Blu-ray drive from a donor computer, which runs a Linux mint (for some reason the more I think about operating systems the more I want to install them onto that PC)
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0:10 Average iOS user be like Showing the latest iPhone Showing the very 1st oldest android phone To prove iPhone is better or something. Well played 👏🗿
thats acsualy the Android 10 Commercial. so no. he didnt compare it to HTC Dream. it did compare it th S24 witch doesnt make sense, it shoud be with S23
No. The people who use Windows could be any kind of person, they just don't care to even look into the other options of operating systems because Windows is enough for them.
@@kysar99 there is so much alternative than not diving into the windows 11, Chris Titus Tech youtube channel was the one that inspired me to create the perfect windows ISO for myself with no debloat and privacy issues with local account, and the best thing is it runs a custom version of Windows 10 LTSC, it is supported till 2032 and comes with pre downloaded drivers, just like a mac
I enjoy Windows 11, I don’t see what’s wrong with it, maybe it’s because I think like a Linux user and just change my whole desktop to have a clock and a mini player. I changed my whole task bar to be transparent, I changed my windows start to look like a windows 7 start. Don’t let corporations ruin your system. Just mod the crap out of it. Now I am gonna put a Linux mini player on my windows.
You know, if you want to play your games just on your mac, I could help. I can confirm they're pretty good as I have a stock M1 and it runs anything from Pico Park to CS2 within macOS.
Im a firm Windows user. Basically, I have had bad experiences with basically anything that isn’t Windows. Including Linux. While I 100% hate the AI and privacy stuff, I love Windows 11. I know it is likely hardware, my main laptop can’t even upgrade to 11, which will probably cause issues a year from now.
I’d just like to interject for a moment. What you’re refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I’ve recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX. Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project. There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine’s resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!
0:24 or jailbreaking 2:10 Keep in mind Android is also used in non-phone devices, ranging from tablets to store kiosks and more 2:37 Linux has gotten a lot better in terms of compatibility recently. In fact, Android is actually technically a linux distro 4:50 Yeah, it works fine... once you enable developer mode and do some massive tweaks. I think I'd rather just use Linux 5:47 I think the award goes to the Nvidia Shield, as its android based meaning you can sideload apps on it with relative ease 6:08 isnt this just an android skin 6:45 yeah, this is really useful in terms of Arduino
I made it almost ten seconds into the video before it was clear it was just going to be some rant by a fanboi. I also doubt you've even heard of the OS I'd list as my favourite.
Samsung uses Samsung Experience Google uses Material you and chinese brands use thowse who end with OS. OneUI is used on more recent phones such as Note 10 Series all the way to Note 24 witch just came now in August
And I still don’t know why I use DOS with windows 10. Oh right, some of the Arcade games are still great and some software is surprisingly advanced for the time period it was made. The interface is a bit dated of course. 1.2 Terabyte’s of the entire DOS ecosystem. It’s what windows used to be btw youngins! Lol
iOS doesn't need Samsung or Google account, but does need an Apple account. Otherwise 99.99% functionality is gone. In fact you can't even install an app. Mac isn't simple to use. It is a nightmare. It is one of the most hostile OSes I've ever used - For productivity. If you made this video with the kind of misinformation included in it - You're just a typical Apple fanboy because all you know is Apple, and the last Windows/Android/Linux device you used is a 10 Year Old model, and you never even gave it a proper shot because you were desperate to get the flashy Apple Logo.
I use windows but want to use linux but some anti-cheats don't allow using wine for windows apps, so I either have to dual boot which I don't have space for, use a virtual machine which I don't have space for or just use windows
time to RANT! This video contained 4 Apple Operating systems, 2 Linux Operating systems, a microcontroller operating system? and Windows. And then listed the Linux Kernel as an operating system. I do not see why this video had to contain OSes for such different usecases. Nobody is going to be using a microcontroller OS for any day-to-day usage. To watch Netflix, I do not have to remke the website (as much as I'd like to), I can just simply.. (this is all expecting you have a clean arch install with a TTY as your local user. All installs are separate commands so I can comment on my choices) pacman -Suy pacman -S xorg xorg-xinit // We obviously need a display server pacman -S i3wm dmenu // let's get a quick & lightweight desktop, dmenu is a bit bloated but it was between it and a terminal emulator. pacman -S firefox // we need a browser pacman -S vim // text editing for config files cp /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc ~/.xinitrc // copy default x config so we can make changes vim ~/.xinitrc // open the config a exec i3 : w q //text manipulation, do not copy and paste. startx // starts xserver session in your current TTY, which should start i3 firefox //press on keyboard, not not copy/paste. Should open firefox netflix.com //highlight search bar and open netflix. Do not copy paste. And boom, you're now logged in. If you're having issues with hardware acceleration, reply to this comment and I'd be happy to get GPU drivers installed. Please do note that Nvidia drivers are NonFree. If you have problems with DRM, you should be able to fix that from the browser settings. You may need GPU drivers for this though. So no, you don't have to reimplement Netflix, you can just pretty easily watch it! If you've got any questions please don't hesitate to reply. Gn
wdym your someone that's "not american" and "not sold in the us" couldnt you have just said english countries, the us isnt the center of everyones world
"Back in my day android was horrible" says the guy who probably had an 100$ android and now has a 1k iphone, bro how you gonna compare a 100$ phone to iphone and you say "iphone it just works" android also works and has tons of features for a several years, apple just copy android features and present them as "revolutionary" XD. It took Apple 10 years to finally move your apps and put anywhere in your phone screen bruh, android has that feature for a decade XD
How dare you say anything bad about good old Windows Phone! If developers actually cared and made their apps work with the platform it would have worked just fine plus a third option in the mobile phone industry is something that should not be missing and would push android and iOS to innovate more. Do your research next time.
