FalkTX has actually worked on a lot of big music programs for Linux, but I didn't know he was behind PipeWire. That's awesome because he's ideal for the job since he develops audio-production software.

Oh also Ed, I'm sure you're aware of Odysee right? It's another video platform, but it's built on the LBRY protocol and block-chain. They're very pro-free speech, and they've made a lot of improvements

Wow Ed, I'm so glad you included that Mercury train! Coincidentally last month I sort of dove into the rabbit hole on locomotives. Which is something I tend to do with different subjects. I love cars,

See that's exactly why I'm still using Ubuntu 18.04. Even if I were to just move to 22.04 I know I'd be troubleshooting things, and even things I rarely use. Just knowing that some tiny feature is missing

Arch is actually what I was using prior to Ubuntu 18.04. When I finally installed Linux on my gaming computer I went with Arch because at that time Ubuntu didn't have the best Radeon support? It was right

Thank you! And yes I still have more plans for the studio, but having it painted and the new desk was the main thing. Just like you though, I kind of ignored Pop-OS until now and it's surprisingly very

Yes it is mostly the same here with Windows being the norm. A lot of Mac users too though, especially in the media production world. Have you tried the smaller OSes like Amiga OS, Haiku, Plan 9, or Inferno?

Oh wow I don't know then, but it really is amazing looking scenery. Sadly I've never been to South America, but I would love to make a trip down there someday.

Unbelievable photos. What a beautiful country, and you are spot on in calling it other-worldly. And you too are quite lovely. In some shots it looks like it could be in Saudi Arabia, but then there's pools

Yeah the DeLonghi is what I also have my heart set on :) Now that you mention it I don't think I have ever had Java beans either. I've had all of the ones you mention, and I really like Jamaican Blue Mountain.

Oh the irony of not having good coffee in, Java. Java is a synonym for coffee right? Also, I think most people love Starbucks, and many people consider it overpriced. I only drink espresso, and I'll get

The thing about 20.04 I disliked is that they made the Ubuntu Software Center a Snap package, and removed the ability to add Flatpak support from it. I have an extension on 18.04 that lets me get all 3

Ah yes PCLinuxOS is one that you don't hear about often, but I've heard a lot of good things about it. And Linux Mint is one of the best out-of-the-box distros ever. I always recommend that to people who

I've been using Ubuntu 18.04 since 2019 basically because I have so many things set up just right for what I do that I hesitate to move away from it. But in general I prefer Ubuntu or Ubuntu-based distros.

Hmm, I actually did a video a while back on MX Linux. It's pretty good, and a lot of people talk about it. About the MP3's issue. The reason why Ubuntu can't play them or many other formats is because

I wonder if you're aware of what stable-coins are? TO my knowledge, they are coins on exchanges used to tie the value of national fiat currencies. Coinbase has USDC for the US dollar, and others for Euro,

To be certain. I have considerable amounts of money tied up in BTC, ETH,and Cardano, and even with that I'd be extremely reluctant to pour any into it for the purpose of transferring it simply due to the

Dear Dan, I know you're Canadian and can't speak correctly. Sorry eh? But it's pronounced: Jim BREW-ER. Not sure if you're just getting it wrong or if that's an anomaly of your Canuckery. Otherwise, love

Yeah there's no going back now. It's the phones mostly though. I was resistant to getting a cell phone long after everyone I knew had them(flip and feature phones back then). My father had an iPhone years

Open source is the entire mission of my brand :) And yes Youtube is an invaluable resource. But, as someone who got to grow up with the wild west of the internet, and without smart-phones or social-media