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You switched to #linux you love it, but there is still that one #windows app holding you back. You are not alone. In this video, I cover six real solutions that let you run Windows software directly on your Linux Mint desktop, no dual boot required.
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Most Linux Mint tutorials keep covering the same things over and over. So in my latest video, I decided to go beyond the basics and share 4 power-user features that almost nobody talks about. Check it out 👇
Even though modern Linux distributions let you do almost everything through a graphical interface, I've found that the right command-line tools can make certain tasks much faster, more efficient, and overall much smoother.
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Switching from Windows to Linux can feel intimidating, such as, different distros, the terminal, setup, learning curve, and much more. I also felt the same, but the Linux Mint distro changed all of that for me. It’s simple, fast, and works smoothly even on older hardware.
In my recent video, I share why I think Linux Mint is the best Windows replacement.
Quick Linux Tip:
If you often run commands one by one and wait for each to finish, you can chain them like this:
sudo A && sudo B
This means the second command will only run if the first one completes successfully. It’s different from using (;), which runs the next command no matter what happens before it. You can also chain more than two commands.
sudo A && sudo B && sudo C
Linux Mint already gives you a solid desktop experience out of the box, and the preinstalled tools that come with it are handy. However, to transform this fresh installation into a true daily driver, you need the right applications.
In this video, I show you a set of apps that cover the things I normally require for my day-to-day work.
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YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/vFN8McjPjJw?si=xX4t5IiojxW1fBZj
Here’s a simple command that saves a lot of time when working in the terminal. If you move to one directory and then switch to another, you can quickly jump back to the previous one without typing the full path again. Just use cd -.
For example, if you run:
cd /home/user/Documents
then cd /usr/share
and after that type cd -
You’ll instantly jump back to /home/user/Documents. It works like a back button for your terminal and makes moving between folders much faster 😊
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