took the ubuntu project and made it into a good operating system with popos you get the perfect amount of just basic configuration options it's strong it's stable and it's a highly compatible platform now there are a lot of things that make popos stand out and one of the most recent things is their cosmic desktop environment it's really just gnome with a lot of extensions but this is their first step in kind of making their own thing and overall there's just a whole lot of configuration options you can actually change the dock whether if you want it floating in the middle extending to the edge you can put it on whatever side of your monitor you would want up in the top you can enable or disable your workspaces and application options if you hit the actual windows or super key you get an awesome little search dialogue to both manage your actively open windows and search your applications or files to open up new windows and then on top of that you have some awesome workspace options as well as some really nice appearance options the pop shop is a fork of the elementary store but their configurations and customizations to it make software management within popo as an absolute pleasure and probably one of the best things about popos especially if you are somebody with a nvidia card is there just out of the gate nvidia support now you can download the regular iso or you can download the iso from the website that features those integrated nvidia drivers and then better yet if you're somebody who has a laptop with hybrid graphics you're gonna get really nice support for that hybrid graphics system and they even went as far to integrating the selection between integrated and those nvidia graphics within the actual gnome shell and when it comes to pop os i could make a whole NUMBER_TOKEN minute video they have the uh the pop shell tiling there's just a whole bunch going on in pop os that i absolutely love and pop os is one of these systems as well as any of the other linux distributions i mentioned previously that i can install on any machine and have a wonderful time with if i was somebody who owned a laptop with hybrid graphics it would definitely be running popos on it so with all that said my question to you is what is your favorite linux distribution you could give me a list kind of like i did or you could give me the one linux distribution that has just been rock solid for you throughout the last year i'm curious to what it is that you guys use on a daily basis and what you've had the best experience in with all that said i would love to thank our youtube members and patreon supporters mitchell valentino philmak kyle and teemo anthony thank you guys and thank you to all the other techie and techie plus members for supporting the channel and of course thank you to the node for sponsoring this video if you're interested in playing with ubuntu server and you don't really have the hardware or the means to do it locally firing up an ubuntu server on the node for five bucks a month is a really easy way to do that and you could go ahead and use that credit to do it basically two months for free depending on how much system resources you actually want to give your uh the node instances so with all that said
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