If Linux Ricing Is The Goal, Efficiency May Not Be Important

There's a lot of Linux software out their that doesn't seem like it has much of a use but if you reframe how you look at the software you start to realize that maybe that's not a bad thing. If your intention is linux ricing maybe it's not really an issue that's it's not the most productive way to do a task and I feel like it's important for me to cover that sort of content on that channel.

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[censoredterminalautism]

Fun is a valid motivation to do things as well.

[gimcrack]

All my stuff is basic as well. I went crazy at first as my first DE was KDE. I'm now using Xfce as my main DE. I do play around with many WM's. Currently using Flexbox at the time being. Been using Linux for the past 17 years and I know many CLI applications and enjoy everyone of them. Even the old stuff that, I like in the past that are now abandonware. I still used them if they are still stable. Linux is cool and I like your content, so keep up the good work.

[ruther]

I like how the autofocus of the camera makes it look like the background is a painting

[JesseNeckred]

Off topic, but still on topic cuz software. But I highly suggest checking out connman and cmst for network management. Lighter than NetworkManager and may result in slightly faster boot times.

[coppereva]

I use paywal to set all my color schemes, not to use the wallpaper feature. I just use it to set the dracula theme, because that is way easier than figuring out how each program sets its color scheme. And if I ever decide to use another theme, it's much less painful to switch over.
People always think of the wallpaper theme generator as the only thing pywal does. But it's also a great convenient way to set a universal theme across your system.

[aethanfoot]

I find myself watching almost every video, even id never use the software, as i find them interesting. PS i think it might be helpful for a few people if you go over webcam setup in linux, as i needed to setup a virtual device and use ffmpeg to stream the webcam with the output format mjpeg (which allows for 1080p 30fps) instead of the default (which limited my webcam to 480p 30fps or 1080p 5fps), hope that made sense.

[soulofhogwarts]

Did I I just had Deja Vu or you recap what you gonna say in video at before 0:55

[applePrincess]

exactly! not every package is useful for everybody. I barely use discord, so discord client (on linux) is useless.

[gimcrack]

Linux is just fun; productive stuff or cool stuff that do little of something or nothing much at all, but look cool and worth at least to checking it out. Ran across of this cool looking thing and a little useful. eDex-UI

[AnzanHoshinRoshi]

Thank you, Brodie. Mapscii is almost useful but is certainly fun.

[mubba]

Please would you please do some tutorial on base16 color. There is also base16-manager. It deals with colors of terminal, shell and vim/nvim.

[Jorge-xfgs]

I know it's very different from your usual content, but could you please try, talk about and “review” Inferno, please?

[jeetadityachatterjee]

If we only look at things that make us productive we would probably not be watching this video. Throughout history new mediums not only have resulted in technological enhancements but cultural ones. Why should code be any different?

[minhajsixbyte]

We would enjoy more, if you squeeze these type of content in 2-3 minutes.
You can do whatever you want, you know, but please don’t feel pressurized to make all “10 minute video”