Thanks alot for the more than enough explanation :)

interesting, so every DE has a WM or are can only one of them at a time be used? And if you use a WM you have to install guis, file managers yourself? I think the only thing i would want is a DE/WM that has tabs for folders. I think its a neat feature to have

yeah i guess this one didnt scream clickbait as much as the other videos of his. I got some in my feed afterwards and quickly realised that this guy doesnt shy away from using clickbait titles.

What is DE or WM? Is it actually that easy to change distro? Dont you have to basically install everything again from scratch? I read somewhere that you can seperate your directories on your SSD so that you can just change the kernel but i dont know how easy or true that is

Interesting that you said Arch has a good wiki. Maybe its just because its not common for beginners to start with Arch but when i read through the installation guide i noticed that there is no explanation on how to create a bootable usb in windows, at least the part for how to verify the signature wasnt explained for a windows user. For Linux Mint it was pretty much at the top, how to create a bootable usb in windows. I was very suprised that this guy called fedora and ubuntu the “devil” when i saw many people here use fedora.

One question though, you talked about packages and how they are sometimes different. How much had the amount of options for packages an effect on you, or anyone, while choosing your distro?

literally never saw this posted here so @[email protected] is right

thanks for the explanations. I only used Ubuntu like 5 years ago and since then never again. From what i understand flatpak is a linux command to install applications. Ubuntu uses apt / apt-get (whatever the difference is there). Why does this guy shit on apt so much? I dont know whats wrong with it and why is flatpak so good?

Ah ok i gues si can understand it makes sense that if you really wanna learn linux you gotta be ready to get your hands dirty aka figuring out how to configure the distribution. Maybe its just very overwhelming because a beginner doesnt even know what you can / can’t configure. But probably everything

as a noob, why are snaps so bad? Thanks for the bullet points btw, it cleared a bunch of stuff up :)

There are actually dongles which have both an audio jack and a USB c port. I never used one of those dongles though

Isn’t it still true that a Nvidia card is better for gaming with Linux than AMD or Intel?

Wow almost 2k for a laptop? Ok it has actually good specs, but still it’s alot.

I checked out the website on my phone and it was a hot mess. Wtf is going on there?

What the heck is brainfuck?? Maybe a hot take but I wouldn’t wanna program in that /s

I’m excited to see the benchmarks

Can confirm, I bought a Poco phone F1 and I still use it to this day. Bought it in 2018

Thanks, I think I’m kinda set on what build I wanna buy. I don’t think I will buy it right now because I still need to save up a bit but I will mention you in my post so you can have a look :)

And who knows, maybe the x3d CPU is until then so much cheaper that I can upgrade to that as well :D

I just read up on what modular PSUs are and I think a semi modular or (if the budget can hold it) a modular would be better.

I dunno, it seems like they are almost always better if you can afford it

I think I heard about the PSU drama. I might choose the seasonic one then. I just thought that the estimates of PCPartPicker actually help with choosing an PSU, which was around 520 w and if I have a bit more than that it should be enough.

Hmmm only 5 mm free space is kind of a thight fit tbh. If something is a bit off, the slot for the GPU for example, then it won’t fit xD I just really like the case, but I might change for a roomier one

here is the updated list.

is that psu also good? I think its kinda awesome that we got everything into the budget and found some improvements :D thanks dude

How did I not know about this website? It’s Batshit crazy and also super fun. People arguing in a stock kinda way about outcomes is genius

Hey, thanks for your message. Sticking to a budget is definitly something i should keep in mind.

I actually checked the case again and it wasnt even the right one. I really like the Meshify, but i guess almost every case from fractal design looks nice. I shifted around some parts from my build and i have the pc with the ryzen 7 (non x3d) and the RX 6900 XT under 2k. What do you think about it? here

I looked at a comparison of the two Ryzen 7 and they seemed very similar. I guess if I wanna stick to the 2k€ I will just get the cheaper one