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This is the live Stream Configuration after Installation
This is a complete Debian Installation on my Main PC. I am streaming this using AverMedia Live Gamer Portable 2 USB on a laptop with Arch Linux. The HDMI Passthrough is done on my second monitor so some screens won’t be shown such as bios. This is because of my ultrawide resolution and the fact it uses a Display port instead of HDMI. I’m starting with Backups, Media Creation, and moving forward from there. Come join me during the installation and ask questions, make suggestions and hang out with me during the process. My Hardware Recommendations
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43 thoughts on “The Debian Installation | Live Stream on my Main PC | Configuration

  1. How can I tell he's an old-school Windows user? He only ever splits the screen in half, no matter how many windows are opened up.

    I don't really know if this is a popular thing in the community, but I'm absolutely in love with having all 10 window snapping options, at least in KDE. Perhaps I just got too used to i3wm and am immediately attracted to anything that gets me close to that experience without going crazy.

  2. raid chips ?? no raid chips. maybe the windows drivers can really indicate to the devs what they are dealing with when they look at that funny black squared that look like graphic memory chips or salted drop squares they so like to solder on motherboards to confuse them. terminal is just an excuse for not having to deal with graphics. This is why the graphics never work ! Now they persecute controller chips in the same way. They should stick to servers , there they have a chance.

  3. i started with outlook express in windows and when wndows dropped that i went to thundebird, and i have stayed with that on all my oses. it has no bells and whistles but it is easy to use for personal email, hated mac email and outlook and i will stay with thunderbird until one of us dies

  4. I also installed debian on my 'old' laptop(HP Elitebook 2570p), and I really like it so far. The only problem I had was that my wifi didn't work, because my wifi drivers weren't installed😂.

  5. Amazing video, couldnt follow the life streams, but i really enjoyed the videos like zen relaxing. Watching others people going through the nightmares you lived through yourself, thinking ahh nice to watch now it isnt me doing it…. 🙂

  6. Big fan of the channel and the type of content you put out. The Debian install was a fun, drunk, community driven experience but I do hope you will do further (short style) uploads on the individual parts of this install (timeshift, graphics drivers, dxvk etc). For intermediate linux users your content is spot on and will influence more people to try core distros (Debian/Arch/Fedora) than spins. Looking forward to your upcoming Debian based videos especially the ones regarding using the AUR.

    btw, it is quicker to install minimal stretch (no Desktop), change repos and upgrade and then to install Desktop, etc or just to use a testing iso (on a functioning usb :P)

    Keep up the good work 🙂

  7. Hey Chris. Can you please right now do another YouTube Live Stream so that I may join in & find out from you what you all talked about in the past two YouTube Live Videos you did? 🙂 Both of those videos are way too long for me to watch the whole thing. If not, how will I be able to get me a "hi", "hey" or "hello" from you? 🙂 Please let me know either way ASAP. 🙂 Thank you! 🙂

  8. I gave up. After years of using Linux I found myself doing distro hopping all the time. No distro gave me what I wanted. All had strong points and all had their weaknesses. I learned a lot about Linux but doing real work just did not get the time it needed. My photos are way behind developing. My writing halted. Capture One and Scrivener have no good Linux alternative. So, I switched back. I installed one of my latest window 10 images, ran the anti bloat script and live with the consequences regarding privacy. It’s like cursing in the church writing this here. I know. I have images of good working Linux distros so if I get regrets I can switch back in five minutes. For now, it’s goodbye to the hopping and back to doing real work. Playing with Debian will be done in a VM.

  9. Quick question on the recent install-a-palooza of Debian, do have a post/blog or some such thing that gives a quick snapshot of what packages you installed over the 3 hour period? I am interested in watching the video, but I am curious if there are areas that I need to focus on that will be of more importance to me than others and a list of what you installed would be helpful!

  10. all distro that is not rolling released, for exmaple: debian or ubuntu, are not made for long term instalation.
    I have a 5 year gentoo instalation and is almost bleeding edge with only stable packages.
    Debian and Ubuntu lose support on old instalation and you have to upgrade with a high probability of break your instalation.

    The only thing you dont have with gentoo is very old mysql or very old server grade service. For that kind of backward compatibility programs you always have docker for old containerized applications.
    If you want a small gentoo instalation only for containers you can. If you want a big gentoo instalation with KDE and steam, you can.
    Probably is the same experience than arch linux but with stable packages and no worries of breaking things.

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