Upgrading Your MacBook to Ubuntu

Henry David Thoreau would definitely be an Ubuntu Linux user. Ralph Waldo Emerson, on the other, is a total Mac guy, from start to finish.

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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Ubuntu
• Macbook
• Thoreau
• simplicity
• inclusion

[rorkimaru]

I've used ubuntu as my OS of choice for a couple of years now. Currently I'm running windows because I swapped PCs with my parents and haven't the time to sort through everything and back up to re-install but after my exams it'll be back to orange. It's such a great OS and I find I work so much better on it!

[simpleisassimpledoes]

This a fantastic video and interpretation of Walden. I'm currently reading this book and installing Ubuntu as well so I think it is funny and intriguing to happen upon this video!

[Alexandermeister]

Great idea! I had a lovely conversation with a man from an Indian call centre who is also an Ubuntu fan. Even though he was calling to remind me to pay my phone bill, our conversation was transformed from a commercial call into a friendly interaction across continents. From Finland to South Africa, Australia to America, it brings people together.

[TheFusionIcon]

Excellent video! Great to see that you enjoyed Linux so much!

[MusicMonsterW]

Great idea! I will look forward to your next vlog.  The ideas of Thoreau are needed today perhaps more than ever as needless complexity threatens to swallow our humanity.

[stmpoodle]

I am so proud to see that you don't just settle with MAC OS. I thought Google Chrome was the best until I used the latest Opera. Now I swap between Chrome and Opera! Have a great weekend!

[TheMichaelBender]

@elazarn2 ..in one of my videos i explain what Ubuntu Linux is...so go check it out...

[elazarn2]

i love this video and others of yours. you've got such wonderful ideas! i only really know of Linux by name, and what you've said here. do you know of any good YouTube videos that explain it in greater detail?

[ordepix]

you surprise me, every time!