Delete Windows Today…
SomeOrdinaryGamers
39 min, 12 sec
A detailed guide for beginners on using Linux, with a focus on installing and using Linux Mint.
Summary
- Sponsor segment featuring Brilliant, emphasizing the importance of learning critical thinking and problem-solving skills relevant to Linux users.
- Discussion on the benefits of using Linux over Windows, including privacy concerns with Windows and Linux's growth in popularity.
- Step-by-step guidance for installing Linux Mint, including selecting the right distribution, creating a bootable USB, and installing the OS.
- Post-installation setup tips, such as updating the system, managing drivers, and using the Software Manager to install applications like browsers and Steam.
- Explanation of how to use Lutris for installing non-Steam games and game launchers, with a focus on compatibility and community resources.
Chapter 1
Brilliant, the sponsor, offers an efficient way to learn complex topics through critical thinking and problem-solving.
- Brilliant provides learning tools for data analysis, computer science, and mathematics.
- It is designed for all levels of learners to improve their thinking and coding skills.
- Brilliant's courses are ever-growing and cater to personal and professional development.
Chapter 2
Introduction to Linux, its benefits, and the presenter's personal reasons for using it over Windows.
- Linux is often considered for its privacy benefits over Windows and for interest in programming.
- The presenter prefers Linux to avoid Microsoft's control and telemetry on his computer.
- Linux is growing in popularity but is still less common than Windows, partly due to Windows being pre-installed on most computers.
Chapter 3
Guidance on selecting a Linux distribution, with a focus on Linux Mint for beginners.
- The presenter advises choosing a popular distribution like Ubuntu, Manjaro, or Linux Mint.
- Linux Mint is recommended for its user-friendliness and is designed to work out of the box.
- The process of downloading and creating a bootable USB for Linux Mint is explained.
Chapter 4
Steps for installing Linux Mint, from booting from the USB to setting up the system.
- Instructions on accessing the boot menu and starting Linux Mint from the USB drive.
- A walkthrough of the Linux Mint installation process, including setting up system snapshots and drivers.
- Recommendations for system settings and updates post-installation.
Chapter 5
Configuring Linux Mint after installation, including software updates and installing essential applications.
- Using the Software Manager to install web browsers, Steam, and other applications.
- Explanation of the use of Wine and Lutris for running non-Steam games and launchers.
- Community resources for Linux gaming and compatibility checks for games and anti-cheats.
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