I have some ideas that I believe are holding Linux Desktop back, so today I look at 15 of them that I consider important. What is holding Linux back I have watched quite a few videos made by first timers on You Tube to see what they liked and disliked about the process of getting Linux Installed, configured and customized, what didn’t surprise me was how many of them gave up and said they were never going back. A few stuck it out a week or two then gave up and went back to their old operating system. Finally a very very few are still using it. So this is my list of things from those videos that I feel may have helped a few more of them weather the storm and stick it out with us.
AI Artwork is a Linux PC overlooking the Sydney (yeah I know I just have generated it upside down)
00:00 – Intro
00:57 – 1 — Compatibility
01:30 – Wine and Proton
01:48 – 2 – Installation
03:06 – 3 – Hardware and Drivers
05:37 – 4 – Gaming
07:33 – 5 – UI/UX
09:21 – 6 — Stability and Performance
10:11 – 7 – Repositories
10:29 – 8 – Security
11:28 – 9 – Documentation
12:38 – 10 – Standards and Collaboration
16:26 – 12 – Localization and Internationalization
17:21 – 13 – Education
18:15 – 14 – User Feedback
18:55 – 15 – Can we finally dump tux?
19:18 – Summary
20:07 – Outro
Gear I used to make these videos
Hardware
Mac Mini M1 –
Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Extreme (Daily Driver Linux) –
AMD Rysen Machine (Currently Unplugged)
Khadas VIM 3 –
NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano –
Odroid N2+
Raspberry Pi 4
Intel Nuc 10 –
Intel Nuc 12 –
Network
Aruba Instant On 1930 24-Port Gb Ethernet –
Video Equipment
Panasonic GH6 Camera –
Panasonic GH4 Camera
Blackmagic Design ATEM Extreme Pro ISO –
Blackmagic Design Hyperdeck Studio HD Mini –
Blackmagic Design Hyperdeck Shuttle –
Blackmagic Design Cloud Pod –
Audio Equipment
Shure SM7b –
Universal Volt 276 –
Software
Rogue Amoeba Audio Hijack 3
Rogue Ameoba Loopback
Blackmagic Design Davinci Studio 18 –
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