Youtube hearted comments of Juzu Juzu (@juzujuzu4555).

  1. Aah, the memories. Being young teenager in Finland (country that has only 5 million people) and constantly hearing rumors about some Finnish dude who has made his own operating system. Then finally playing with Linux in Assembly 1994 demoparty in Helsinki where Linux people had their own booth. I would so want to know if Linus was there, but I remember playing with the OS and laughing (it was the time of Amiga vs. PC war and I was in the Amiga camp) and then some dude who looked a lot like Linus got angry and threw us out from the booth. Safe to say I was a little bit wrong about the future prospects of that project. Though in my defense demoscene was cool, but the Linux people were the stereotypical 80s nerds. Those were the times when future seemed great and not technocratic dystopia.
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  2. 22:33 You don't need to know your CPU, just use -march=native and let the compiler find out your CPU and all the instructions it supports. That's the default option that Gentoo recommends and it can provide better results than selecting the architecture, though mostly it's the same thing. 24:12 Remember that compiling certain rare packages can take up almost 2GB per thread, at least when compiled with couple of threads and heavy optimization flags. So if compiling crashes, it most likely is because it run out of memory. But you can just try again with less threads without any problems caused to your installation.
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  3. Please please please the amazing developers, please gave us perfect HDR on Linux. That would finally allow me to buy new computer and HDR display. I have been drooling over it for so long.
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  4. "Blame the guy who hired me to kill your family" - Some assassin. Pyramid structure is there for easy transfer of blame.
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  5. Humor is one of the most important weapons for free software advocates. In any thriving community inside jokes and humor is almost necessity.
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  6. We truly has to make Steam Deck successful. Linux Youtubers and techtubers in general are important on that, but we all can promote it. Because if it fails, then that's a bad bad sign for Linux gaming in my opinion. So please, help to make Steam Deck popular, perhaps 2022 finally is the year of Desktop Linux. People deserve to be freed from the shackles of Windows.
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  7.  @Doriandotslash  Spidermonkey javascript engine is probably the most memory hungry package on the default desktop installation. Firefox and qtwebengine requires a ton of memory too. And qtwebengine takes the crown the compile time. And thanks for these videos. Someones Gentoo installation video made me try to install it myself. Hopefully many more start that journey because of your videos.
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  8. Gentoo is awesome, though installing soystemd should be criminal act. Gentoo is best with lite desktops or with window managers. Gentoo is stable and amazing. After initial learning period it's hard to switch to anything else anymore. Gentoo testing branch with GentooLTO overlay, that's where the journey ends. Linux can't get better than that. But don't go straight to these, learn Gentoo first.
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  9.  @Doriandotslash  I had about half a decade of Linux experience before switching to Gentoo. That initial installation process forced me to learn almost as much new things that I knew before. Though this happened because I installed it on Virtualbox version that had some issues. I couldn't get things working, and naturally I thought it's because of Gentoo. I troubleshooted like crazy and learned a ton. Finally I tried different settings on Virtualbox, and now it started working. Later I installed Gentoo on my laptop. I had to use wifi for installation process, not the easiest thing. And getting bluetooth, power management, Qemu virtualization etc. working on that laptop was another learning experience. And finally I wanted to optimize everything to be as fast as possible. So I used testing branch to get GCC 10, GentooLTO overlay to get LTO and Graphite loop optimizations. And PGO and 0fast level for all packages, GentooLTO has exceptions on those packages that require them. I end this novel by saying I enjoyed the ride and found the same excitement on computing I had when I was child in late 80s playing with Commodore 64 and later with Amigas.
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