About Jobs and a Break

A follow-up video on my previous video about my experience with jobs in Linux and an announcement for the channel.

Become a member of the channel to support it:

My software:
Distro: Arch Linux
Video editing software: Kdenlive

#linuxmadesimple

[srikarpamidi]

Your channel is awesome! Still trying to make my way through all the old videos!

[amhainen]

I learned so much from your channel. Over Christmas break, you helped me get Arch dual booted on three of my machines. Thanks and I can’t wait to see you back here when the time is right! God bless!

[isaacvicente]

It's always good for the mind and body to take sometime to ourselves, and this such break will refresh you. I really enjoy your channel and there's a hundred of videos that I didn't watch yet, which can be applied for many who are new in Linux and want something technical as your channel is. Good rest with your family and I hope you back soon :)

[mlong]

Congratulations on the new job, new apartment and opportunity to visit with family. We look forward to a refreshed Ermanno and his awesome takes on the Linux world.

[atreusduvelll]

Good stuff, Ermanno. Take some time to recharge and to rest. It's important that we all keep a lookout for burnout and it sounds like you are taking care of yourself. Congrats on the new job and apartment. Hope to see some more videos in the future, but either way, take care in the coming months!

[peter_youtube]

Much succes with your work and studies. Also have a good time with your family !

[romandari]

I miss your videos sir, i hope you are well.

[speed]

Hi Ermanno, I stumble on one of your videos a few weeks ago and I'm a new subscriber. I really like how your tutorials are explained. Very well made. I'm an Arch user myself (personal PC, media center and VPS). To give a quick summary, I started using Linux at work about 10 years ago (I'm an embedded developer). I started with Ubuntu and stuck with it for a few years, I discovered the Yocto project for work and I learned a lot about Linux's inner workings. I switched to Arch about 5 years ago and never changed since. I love it. All that to say that I also use Arch for my Raspberry Pi projects. I don´t know if you did videos on Raspberry Pis before, but I could be a new subject for the channel. They are fun little devices. Enjoy your summer and travel safe! Cheers from Canada.

[AbarSimorgh]

Thank you for all the tutorial videos you have made. Hope you enjoy your time and build the life you desire.
Grateful for your time.

[whylde]

Wish you nothing but the best Ermanno! Thanks for everything!

[Oromion]

Thank you Ermanno for all years and made us happy with your video contributions. Always vacations will coming soon and thanks for keep in tune of us.

[alexanderspeshilov]

You're amazing person. We look forward to your "Hello everyone, welcome back to the channel" :)

[Basheski]

Congrats on everything!! 👌 And wish you lot's of success in the future too!

[marcteufel]

Your channel was the key for me to get into the Arch World. Thank you very much! It is not necessary to have a monthly install video for arch, for me it is absolutely okay to see new videos from time to time. Real life and family is important, I can absolutely understand it.

[ahmedmorgan]

Good motivation for Ansible. waiting to see some tutorials

[MrOlegrom]

Hello Ermanno! How are you? Are you coming back to the channel?

[marol-lh]

Ermanno! Thank you very much for your experience which you share in this video and in all of your tutorials (which you always make up to date)! Italians are very passionate people, so it's not a big surprise that you expressed your passion for Linux :)

[ghstzk-dotfiles]

Lovee u! Ermanno, i learn a lot with your videos!! Congrats for your new job!! We will wait for u!

[limalimon]

Great to see you all moved in!

Take as much time as you need!

[theosmith]

Hi Ermanno. You deserve a break. However I hope you find the time to continue with the channel and your tutorials. I tried dozens of different distros until I discovered your channel. I followed your tutorial and installed Arch on my system. Since then I have installed Arch line by line numerous times on my system when switching desktops. I know that is not necessary but it keeps me on my toes with Arch. I now LOVE Arch and it is the only Linux distro I run on my machines. I try others on a VM but will never leave Arch. Your passion made me love Arch and I am deeply thankful to you for that. Hope to see you again after the break, because like you say, "There is allays more to learn"