Switch to Linux!
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Switch to Linux!
From Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Windows11/comments/1as1yjk/microsoft_in_their_infinite_wisdom_has_replaced/
Kinda figured you wouldn’t want to be hit with a wall of text… lol 🫣
We have Valve Proton now, that while not-perfect works most of the time. Wikipedia has an excerpt on it. You can use this guide to enable it in steam.
It could be, but often something like Linux Mint or ZorinOS can be a better fit. It depends on you’re use-case.
I’m not too sure, I’m not really a beginner anymore… but [email protected] is open to questions, I’ve personally been answering questions there too. There’s also [email protected] & [email protected].
You can always hmu.
Generally there already included in the kernel. If not, it can be a pain.
A clever work around I came up with is to use USB tethering with your phone to share WiFi which works 99% of the time, then from there you can add the drivers more easily.
Not too hard to learn, unless you’re writing scripts you don’t need to know that much.
You can use
man command
,command -h
or tealdeer for help pages.You can watch this 100s video for a real quick overview of bash, and this 20m video for a full quick and easy Terminal/Bash beginner tutorial.
The vast majority of this is transferable to other shells like Zsh.
Ampersand Operator (&): Runs a Linux command in the background.
Semi-Colon Operator (;): Runs multiple commands.
AND Operator (&&): Runs the second command only if the first command succeeds.
OR Operator (||): Conditionally executes the second command.
Cheatsheet for more.
man file-hierarchy 😜
There’s not much different for filetypes, I mean Linux uses a combo of mimetype/magic numbers and file extensions e.g. image".example" for identifying filetype.
I guess maybe you’re confused about shell scripts.sh, binary.bin filetypes? those are executables like .exe.
If you have a specific question, that’d be easier to answer.
Probably Ventoy to make distro hopping easier. Here’s a good video on it from a great YT’r. Just use use the live environment to mess around and see which one you like/works best for you.
What confused me at the time was that my files weren’t necessarily compatible between systems. Something about fat32 or something? I dont remember too well. It was over a decade ago.
I think I understand, you mean like mounting an external hard drive in a different filesystem format not working?
In any case just hmu if you have any trouble.
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
this 100s video
this 20m video
Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
I’m open-source; check me out at GitHub.