Comments by "MrAbrazildo" (@MrAbrazildo) on "100+ Linux Things you Need to Know" video.

  1. 0:01, I'm using Linux Mint 21.3 right now, watching this video. 0:10, and Arch is a s##, btw. 6:18, you should launch a course about making MangoHUD work on Linux Mint, for both 32 and 64 bits apps. I took a week to achieve it! 7:00, I use to omit the sudo for Linux cmds, get the error, and only then I write it. This is meant to get used to behave in a safer way. Like classes that I write in C++: everything is private by default. I let data like that (even knowing it won't work), get compile errors, and only then I either put each as public (rarely), when time comes, or give the "invasive" f() a VIP card to access it, if it is actually 1 of the few deserving it. 7:35, PassWorD. Stupid name! 9:46, I avoid using terminal: writing is prone to errors, more demanding of energy and memorization. I use right mouse button->proprieties and click on them, whenever possible. Flatseal is a flatpack app to manage permissions, at a more higher level. I recommend it. On the same vibe, when coding I use code completion or even Ctrl-C + Ctrl-V. Anything to avoid writing the whole thing. 10:37, how to kill or dodge 1 of these processes, when it got the fullscreen (out of a terminal focus), and Alt-Tab doesn't work? And when Ctrl-Alt-Del / Backspace only throw the user to the "end of section"? How to continue the "section" on desktop or another app? 11:06, Mint is not that kid's stuff. I'm currently with Lutris not working and, for Heroic: Space Ace gets black screen when hit the play button, Trine doesn't want to launch, and Dragon Age - Inquisition doesn't even install!
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