How to Install Linux Mint 22 - Crash Course for Beginners - With First Steps!

Today I'm gonna show you how to install and set up Linux Mint 22 alongside Windows or directly as a new operating system. I present useful tips for newcomers and beginners to help you get started with Linux!
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0:00 Intro
0:12 requirements
0:31 download Linux Mint
1:14 download Etcher oder Rufus
1:49 partitioning (only if you want to keep Windows)
3:33 create bootable USB-drive
4:42 start the USB-drive with the boot menu
7:00 install Linux Mint
12:03 set up Linux Mint
12:42 system snapshots
14:26 drivers and updates
16:52 system settings and firewall
18:12 desktop overview
19:22 office software
20:54 Linux-Assistant (recommended but optional)
23:10 file manager
25:47 how to install software
29:11 how to write additional character like @
30:07 Warpinator (very useful appication)
32:41 Outro

[mrblock]

after saving everything to my onedrive I decided to yeat Windows 11 for Linux Mint 22 (first dedicated Linux system on my computer)
And as a new user I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!

[frankdaeran]

Very good, thank you. The timing on this was great, as I'm starting my Linux journey.

[Mr.Stricken]

Just wanted to pop in and say thanks for the easy steps and breakdown of the installation. I’ve been a windows baby my entire life and was comfortable in my zone but after forcing copilot AI onto me, I’ve finally had enough of MS’s invasive bullcrap. Will be binging more of your videos in the near future and thanks again for helping new converts like me!

[davidjohn]

Well as a newly, ready to oust windows os & Microsoft… I found this instructions vid, and your demo, explanations, and step through, easy to follow. Much appreciated. Thanks 👍🏼🇦🇺

[-V-K-]

10:58 If you do not tick the _Encrypt my home folder_ checkbox, anyone can see your files if your laptop/PC goes missing ( by attaching your HDD to another PC )
if you choose Encrypt, your password is needed for anyone to see your files

[peerstaylor]

Warpinator is awesome. I pronounce it like Arnie says TERMINATOR 😆.
Great Video, well done.

[richardbaker]

I wouldn’t set a windows user up with cinnamon or mate starting out. I’d set them up with xfce it’s lightweight and easier to configure and customize.

[TxLegacy_]

When I boot mint with the bootable drive and the Linux mint diskpltop load no icons load including the download option

[edunet-lk]

Excellent! Do you have the same in German?