• kylian0087@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    33 minutes ago

    So despite all the controversy about LTT. If we can put that aside for a moment. I do think this is in general good advertising for Linux. LTT does have a very large audience. And a lot of “normie” users that watch as well. He’s Linux choices and info could defiantly use some improvements though.

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    7 hours ago

    LTT owns a private jet.

    Since Dec 2025, it has emitted 339.6 t CO₂ — 71x the average person’s annual carbon footprint. Commercial would’ve been 7.1 t.

    https://lttjet.com/

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      38 minutes ago

      Honestly this doesnt add anything to a otherwise healthy discussion in this threat. This is a Linux focused community and not at all about the climate. So many other people own private jets.

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    7 hours ago

    Yeah but Linus also says Linux isn’t good because he’s unable to read.

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      4 hours ago

      https://linux-speakup.org/speakup.html

      Speakup, originally written by Kirk Reiser and Andy Berdan, is a screen review package for the Linux operating system.

      Speakup allows you to interact with applications and the GNU/Linux operating system with audible feedback from the console using a synthetic speech device.

      Speakup is licensed under the GNU General Public License.

      Speakup allows you to navigate around the screen using the typical screen review functions such as say word, say line, announce cursor position, which console your currently on, and much, much more. It also allows one to load in configuration parameters for controlling various aspects of the synthesizer you are using, as well as speakup itself.

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    10 hours ago

    Nothing he says matters to anyone

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        8 hours ago

        He let money and fame go to his head and lost touch with what was important; his ego is more important than doing the right thing to him. Constant inaccuracies in their videos. Original emplyoyees started jumping ship because they weren’t making enough. A bunch of scandals including messing up a review and tanking a startup before auctioning off the prototype the company lent them, employee harassment/verbal abuse, etc.

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            7 hours ago

            Let’s not forget the Honey scandal when he sold his own audience for money.

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          8 hours ago

          Good summary. I also remember it didn’t sit quite right with me that they were having company employees work on their private home renovation (and a second one, and maybe a third one, if I’m not mistaken?). “Here’s a long format YouTube video of people hoping to make it big in the media/tech industry doing up their millionaire bosses’ house” … Really?

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          6 hours ago

          The two guys who left had bigger ego issues, the woman who ended up leaving had more of a case but even then, LTT is a business, shit happens especially in the tech industry.

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        8 hours ago

        They just hate anything that isn’t Gamers Nexus.

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    9 hours ago

    Any new computer for $1000 bucks is going to have middling performance these days, I don’t think Linus was arguing against that. He just appreciated the curated experience and whatnot. I’d argue that I’ve had a very similar experience on Kubuntu, but I will also say that the updates haven’t always been as smooth as on my SteamDeck, but then again that’s also true on Windows.

    In the end I’m just glad that Linux is getting more attention overall. Maybe someone will see this, decide that the Steam Machine isn’t the best for them, and install some other OS with KDE and have a similar experience. Whatever you think of Linus, him saying that 2026 is the year of the Linux desktop is a positive thing.

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      6 hours ago

      Yeah I’m literally helping my cousin install cachyOS after he watched that video to try out Linux on his gaming laptop

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    9 hours ago

    Yhea steam machine was designed to be faster than 75% (not your top 25% top gaming PC). I think think it’s fair of a lot of people to compair there before RAM-boom prices expensive computers to such an device.

    I kind of agree with Linus here that SteamOS is an excellent option for a simple gaming OS, I will probably add another option to boot to soon

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    8 hours ago

    If Linus goes Linux as their main system and its reflected in their channel topics, then after years I might go back to watching his Tech Tips.

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        1 hour ago

        I stopped watching him after what Gamers Nexus covered. So missed everything what happened after, besides the Linux coverage, which I watched as reaction videos from Linux YouTubers.