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REVIEWS OF CURRENT LINUX DISTROS

Here are my most recent videos on some of the many popular Linux distros. Below is a section containing older (legacy) reviews.

• Linux Mint 22: Excellent Distro for Windows Users
• Ubuntu 24.04: An Excellent Linux Distro
• Ubuntu 24 Flavours
• Zorin OS 17: Linux for Windows Users
• Debian 12: Milestone Linux Distro
• Fedora 36: Leading Edge Linux Distro
• Vanilla OS: New, Highly secure, immutable Linux distro
• Nobara Linux: Modified Fedora for Creators & Gamers
• MX Linux 21: An Increasingly Popular Distro
• Pop!_OS: Creative Linux Distro
• OpenSUSE: A Beautiful Linux Distro
• Ubuntu Studio: Creative Linux Distro
• Qubes OS: Security Orientated Operating System

LINUX GUIDES

• Switching to Linux: A Beginner's Guide
• Linux Survival Guide #1: Distros & Drives
• Linux Survival Guide #2: Running Windows Applications
• Linux Survival Guide #3: GPU Drivers & Printers
• Linux Terminal Introduction
• Running Windows in Linux: VirtualBox Configuration
• Running Linux in Windows: Learn Linux in a Virtual Machine
• Linux Mint: Tips & Tricks
• Linux Tips for MS Office Users
• Windows & Linux: Dual Drive Dual Boot
• Linux for an Old Laptop
• Promoting Linux: An End-User Manifesto

OLDER (LEGACY) LINUX DISTRO REVIEWS

• Linux Mint 21: The Best Distro Better
• Ubuntu 22.04: An Excellent Linux Distro
• Ubuntu 20.01 for Linux Users
• Linux Mint 20: My Top Linux Distro
• Linux Mint 19 for Windows Users (still one of my best "intro to Linux" style videos)
• Zorin OS 16: A Windows Alternative Linux Distro
• Zorin OS 15 for Windows Users
• Linux Distros: Manjaro and PCLinuxOS
• Seven Linux Distros (rather old review of Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Manjaro, Slacko Puppy, Lubuntu, Zorin OS, and Debian Jessie with the Raspberry Pi Desktop!)
• Ubuntu Linux Install (my first ever Linux video, installing Ubuntu 12.10 in 2012!)

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