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LinuxGeek18

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About LinuxGeek18

  • Birthday Oct 02, 1998

Contact Methods

  • Discord
    pcwizzy37#1677
  • Steam
    http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198338186382/
  • Twitter
    https://twitter.com/pcwizzy37

Profile Information

  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Williams, Oregon, USA
  • Interests
    Early-mid 80s Ford trucks, Linux, Android, Computers, Programming

System

  • CPU
    2x Intel Xeon E5640
  • Motherboard
    HP Z600 system board
  • RAM
    16GB DDR3 ECC
  • GPU
    Gigabyte Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 OC WIndforce 3
  • Case
    HP Z600 system case
  • Storage
    1x Hitachi Ultrastar 1TB, 1x WD Black 1TB
  • PSU
    HP Z600 650W PSU
  • Display(s)
    HP 2009m
  • Cooling
    HP Z600 stock coolers
  • Keyboard
    Some old PS/2 Keyboard
  • Mouse
    Belkin 5 button mouse
  • Sound
    Realtek ALC262
  • Operating System
    Arch Linux, Windows 7 Professional

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  1. You guys are so negative against a simple mistake that they fixed just fine.
  2. Yeah pretty much everything I watch is automotive. Lmao, I used to be a nerd into PCs all the time and I occasionally get back into PC stuff every once in awhile.
  3. I spy a Watch Wes Work video in your recommendations. That's pretty cool.
  4. It stays out of my way when I use it, it's highly customizable, KDE Plasma 5 is incredibly easy to use, any previous Windows user can get around it perfectly fine. Easy to install, and most distributions let you boot the OS live right off of the USB disk, usually sitting in a RAMdisk. You can build the kernel for whatever device you choose, and Linux runs on many embedded systems and servers. It is friendly with storage, and can usually help recover data from dying disks. Installing packages is often really simple, and most of the software is in repositories. Efficient on RAM, and disks, it has a very good I/O and processor scheduler, it can be run headless, or with a GUI. It can support a wide range of processor architectures.
  5. Many Linux distributions have come a long way in usability/ease of use, there are many advantages of using Linux, such as in most cases, it being lighter, there are some linux-only tools, you can customize it exactly the way you want, (whether you are new or experienced), it can revive old PCs, and as of early 2019, most Steam games run on Linux now.
  6. I switched to Linux about five years ago, I have tried many distributions, and I finally came to one that I really like, and I can make it fit my needs and wants. All but one of my games run on Linux, but since I rarely play said game, I think I may nuke my Windows 7 Professional install.
  7. You gimped performance by over 60% by using Windows 10 on that Threadripper....
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