Comments by "rit30" (@ritual301) on "DorianDotSlash" channel.

  1. Seriously one of the better YT series on Void. Really practical approach, while highlighting much of the unique qualities this distro has to offer. It's a really good little distro. And hope all went well with the new baby (comment is coming a little after-the-fact..)! Cheers!
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  2. I've always liked Antergos. Ran it (XFCE) for a while last year on my secondary and it ran really nice. No complaints at all, except for my tastes swinging more towards the really minimal distros. Nice review:) Also, did right click on the clock in the systray not yield a 'properties' section? That's where the clock options reside for me, anyways. Using the Xfce4-panel on vanilla Arch with Openbox. Take care!
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  3. Pretty new sub here. I really appreciate the job you are doing. Particularly how you present a little bit of stuff for everyone; not just the new user (i.e. with just reviews ). I think it was that build your own linux desktop video that I watched that got me subbed. I have really liked the mini offering that Ubuntu has for a while now. I won't do regular Ubuntu, honestly. But that is neither here, nor there, lol. Just wanted to drop a line, and say that I appreciate what you are doing and keep 'em coming. Cheers!
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  4. Congrats!!:P
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  5. Hadn't realized that the new baby was your first one. That's special being a new father! Cool man. Glad to hear things worked out with your wife, as well (you had mentioned some possible complications last comment I left ya). And with the new position at the job, things are really going good for you. Gonna be awesome having the new hardware for testing and showing on the channel. I think you get more positive results if you test on hardware. That's the route I always go anyways, if I'm testing a distro. You got a lot a new and important things going in your life. Take care of yourself and the family. Don't fret too much over posting videos. We ain't gonna go nowhere;) Thanks for the update, Dorian!
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  6. Oh yeah, that def wouldn't change the system timezone, my bad. Was actually only running Antergos on my secondary box for a couple months last year and really like the huge offerings it had with the Arch repos. And everything I installed on it just worked with not much hassle for me. It felt nice. Most distros seem to need a little caressing to get some programs to work right. However around that time, I was beginning to tire of using distros that felt 'pre-built'. I wanted something I could call my own, I guess. So I blew up the Mint install I had been using for a year before that, on my main machine. And decided to give the UbuntuMini.iso/netinstall a whirl. Really liked it. It felt so much more fulfilling. Ran that for a few months then Canonical made some moves that gave me an excuse to leave them for what I had really liked in Antergos. And that was just- Arch. As a non-coder type of computer person, I guess I had to feel confident enough to give Arch a spin. Best decision I have made, since I've been with Linux. Not here to squawk *Arch*, all over the place though, lol. Arch get's enough of that. But honestly..it probably deserves it. At least, for me it does:) Sorry bout the long ramble, lol. Thanks again!
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  7. I say give it a go on another machine! I'd definitely be curious to hear your thoughts on it. Take care:)
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  8. Nice man. Haven't used Manjaro a ton, but do really like my current vanilla Arch build which I've been using for 4 or 5 months now. Best decision I have made since I made the switch to Linux a year and half ago. Was gonna rec it to you a few days ago, when you asked, but figured you probably didn't need another Arch fanboy, telling you how great it is:P Manjaro seems like a good distro, with a good following and not too many people seem to bash on it, oddly enough (everything in the Linux world seems to get at least a little bit of hate, it seems). So I wish you awesome times on it! If how easy it was for you to get your GPU up and going is any sign, things are looking pretty good. Take care:)
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  9.  @Doriandotslash  Aw man, well that is a bit worrisome. Hope everything checks out. Glad to hear about the new baby, though. Sending some thoughts out your way man. Take care.
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  10. Really nice and approachable way of explaining things. If I were still an super green noob, I likely would have watched this who-knows-how-many-times, like I did with quite a few of TutoriaLinux's videos. Good job man:) Thanks! E:Just want to make clear that even though I may not be a noob doesn't mean that I am like above a beginner level tutorial. I don't care about that. I still love watching videos like these (fan of anything terminal ), especially when it's someone that is good conveying stuff. So yeah, just wanted to clear that up. Hope I didn't come off the other way lol. Have a good one:)
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  11. That'd be cool. Wasn't sweating it though. A really nice gesture on your part either way. I mean even more so, going through what seems like a bit of effort to compile a list and randomize it the way you did. Really cool. Honestly don't understand why it is various devs seems to give you a hard time (saw today's vid with your pinned comment), lol. I guess some people may spend so much time behind a keyboard that they lose the ability to have honest, meaningful, and constuctive interactions with actual human beings. So it goes. Thanks and congrats again, Dorian:)
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  12. Happy 1000! Congrats:D
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