Comments by "Taxtro" (@MrCmon113) on "Top 5 Linux Distros for Beginners" video.

  1. What do you mean "handle"? The sole purpose of a packet manager is that you don't have to think about packages. I literally have no fucking clue what my OS does with all of the software and dependencies and shit. I just do as the developers of the software tell me and Ubuntu saves all of that stuff somewhere.
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  2. Not sure how all of this is implemented, but I thought the terminal was exactly the same thing as the GUI just with less info on the screen (and more options directly available due to commands). So when I double click a text file, the OS does precisely the same as if I had entered "editor textfile.txt".
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  3. There's a bunch of software that doesn't run on windows or is a pain in the ass to install. Also if you're not some sysadmin type that's in love with his computer, ubuntu is every bit as straightforward as windows 10. Usually even more, because the recommended way of installing software makes it idiot proof.
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  4. If you're forced to use VSCode anyways, I recommend sticking with VSCode at home.
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  5. That sounds perfectly insane to me. It's like someone buying a toilet and complaining that it's boring. If you don't notice the OS at all, that's perfect. That means everything works.
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  6. Just use this | as much as possible to impress your cpu with your skillz.
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  7. You can do anything that doesn't require a ton of compute from virtualbox anyways.
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  8. How do you "break" an OS? Did you change some files and it wouldn't start?
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