<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><transcript><text start="0.48" dur="3.68">today i&amp;#39;m going to be taking a look at</text><text start="1.92" dur="4.24">an arch linux based distribution called</text><text start="4.16" dur="3.36">xero linux i&amp;#39;ve had several people</text><text start="6.16" dur="3.28">request that i take a look at this</text><text start="7.52" dur="3.84">particular distribution and i&amp;#39;ve got to</text><text start="9.44" dur="3.68">say it does look really cool for one</text><text start="11.36" dur="4.159">thing their website i like the blurb on</text><text start="13.12" dur="5.28">the front page it says zero linux is an</text><text start="15.519" dur="4.961">eye candy lover&amp;#39;s wet dream right so</text><text start="18.4" dur="4.08">this distribution better look good</text><text start="20.48" dur="3.6">because according to them it&amp;#39;s all about</text><text start="22.48" dur="4.24">the aesthetics and i gotta say the</text><text start="24.08" dur="4.56">screenshots do look good and it looks</text><text start="26.72" dur="5.6">like they have three main editions they</text><text start="28.64" dur="6.32">have kde plasma gnome and xfce according</text><text start="32.32" dur="4.48">to their website it looks like kde is</text><text start="34.96" dur="4.48">the flagship edition so i&amp;#39;m going to go</text><text start="36.8" dur="5.439">ahead and download that the iso for</text><text start="39.44" dur="4.959">their kde plasma edition is 2.8</text><text start="42.239" dur="3.681">gigabytes in size and once i get that</text><text start="44.399" dur="3.84">downloaded i&amp;#39;m going to run through a</text><text start="45.92" dur="4.159">quick installation and do a first look</text><text start="48.239" dur="4.241">give you my first impressions of xero</text><text start="50.079" dur="4.48">linux inside a virtual machine</text><text start="52.48" dur="4.16">so i&amp;#39;ve booted into xero linux here</text><text start="54.559" dur="4.241">inside a virtual machine this vm i gave</text><text start="56.64" dur="5.759">six gigs of ram i gave it two threads of</text><text start="58.8" dur="6.319">my 24 thread cpu and i gave it 25</text><text start="62.399" dur="5.361">gigabytes of disk space because it being</text><text start="65.119" dur="4.161">a nearly three gig iso i&amp;#39;m assuming it&amp;#39;s</text><text start="67.76" dur="2.88">going to install a lot of stuff so i</text><text start="69.28" dur="4.56">wanted to make sure i had plenty of</text><text start="70.64" dur="6.159">space in this vm 25 gigs should be more</text><text start="73.84" dur="5.04">than enough for most linux distributions</text><text start="76.799" dur="4.161">so i&amp;#39;m gonna go ahead and choose uh the</text><text start="78.88" dur="4.4">start xero linux installer here from</text><text start="80.96" dur="4.4">their welcome screen</text><text start="83.28" dur="4.479">and this is the calamares installer it&amp;#39;s</text><text start="85.36" dur="4.96">a very familiar installer it&amp;#39;s one that</text><text start="87.759" dur="4.72">most linux distributions use these days</text><text start="90.32" dur="3.68">we get the welcome screen which you can</text><text start="92.479" dur="3.361">change the language if you need to</text><text start="94" dur="4.56">choose something other than american</text><text start="95.84" dur="4.08">english for me american english is fine</text><text start="98.56" dur="3.599">so let me move my head out of the way</text><text start="99.92" dur="5.36">and i&amp;#39;m going to choose next and then we</text><text start="102.159" dur="5.041">get the core and this is i guess uh</text><text start="105.28" dur="3.839">where we can choose what kernel it says</text><text start="107.2" dur="4.239">stock arch kernel and that&amp;#39;s the one i</text><text start="109.119" dur="5.521">want let&amp;#39;s see we could also go ahead</text><text start="111.439" dur="5.121">and install intel gpu drivers amd gpu</text><text start="114.64" dur="3.6">drivers here in this vm everything</text><text start="116.56" dur="3.76">should be open sourced and part of the</text><text start="118.24" dur="4.32">kernel so i don&amp;#39;t think i need to worry</text><text start="120.32" dur="4.399">about video drivers so i&amp;#39;m not going to</text><text start="122.56" dur="4.08">take on any of this extra stuff i&amp;#39;m just</text><text start="124.719" dur="4.481">going to go ahead and click next on this</text><text start="126.64" dur="6">and then other packages android and ios</text><text start="129.2" dur="5.36">tools add support for android and ios uh</text><text start="132.64" dur="4.48">in this vm i&amp;#39;m not gonna bother audio</text><text start="134.56" dur="5.2">and music tools well let&amp;#39;s see what</text><text start="137.12" dur="5.6">audio and music to assist audio players</text><text start="139.76" dur="5.28">converters and editors do i get a list</text><text start="142.72" dur="4.64">if i click the arrow yes</text><text start="145.04" dur="4.16">we get lists and then audio players i</text><text start="147.36" dur="4.32">guess by default it was going to install</text><text start="149.2" dur="4.08">them all i definitely don&amp;#39;t want that</text><text start="151.68" dur="3.52">but i don&amp;#39;t mind</text><text start="153.28" dur="4.319">we&amp;#39;ll just do something lightweight</text><text start="155.2" dur="5.44">audacious is fine g music browser is not</text><text start="157.599" dur="5.681">bad i do like radio tray as well like i</text><text start="160.64" dur="4.959">i could do some of these audio editors</text><text start="163.28" dur="3.679">uh well let&amp;#39;s see what they offer so let</text><text start="165.599" dur="2.961">me get the list</text><text start="166.959" dur="3.841">audacity is still here and that&amp;#39;s going</text><text start="168.56" dur="4.48">to be the older version of audacity that</text><text start="170.8" dur="4.64">arch is still shipping with the one pre</text><text start="173.04" dur="4.479">telemetry so typically i&amp;#39;d probably</text><text start="175.44" dur="5.12">install that or install one of the</text><text start="177.519" dur="5.281">audacity forks or door is here as well</text><text start="180.56" dur="3.759">but for purposes of saving time i&amp;#39;m not</text><text start="182.8" dur="2.64">going to install any of this stuff</text><text start="184.319" dur="3.121">because i&amp;#39;m not going to be editing</text><text start="185.44" dur="4.879">software in this vm i&amp;#39;m not going to</text><text start="187.44" dur="5.2">convert any audio as well and then the</text><text start="190.319" dur="4.401">other audio tools</text><text start="192.64" dur="4.08">things that you can use to change</text><text start="194.72" dur="4.159">metadata and stuff like that i&amp;#39;ll turn</text><text start="196.72" dur="5.68">all of that off this is actually really</text><text start="198.879" dur="6">cool so i&amp;#39;ve seen a similar setup with</text><text start="202.4" dur="4.64">arco linux orco linux has a they use the</text><text start="204.879" dur="4.161">calamari&amp;#39;s installer and allow you to</text><text start="207.04" dur="3.919">install a lot of extra packages right</text><text start="209.04" dur="4.24">here in the installer up front saving</text><text start="210.959" dur="5.36">you time and i&amp;#39;m assuming that&amp;#39;s what</text><text start="213.28" dur="5.36">zero linux is also doing is uh they&amp;#39;re</text><text start="216.319" dur="4.48">they&amp;#39;re trying to do the uh the arco</text><text start="218.64" dur="3.92">method here with the calamari&amp;#39;s</text><text start="220.799" dur="3.36">installer and i love that because i</text><text start="222.56" dur="3.599">think it&amp;#39;s one of the things that makes</text><text start="224.159" dur="3.841">arco a really great distribution so i&amp;#39;m</text><text start="226.159" dur="4.401">really happy that xero linux is</text><text start="228" dur="4.319">following the same path here let me put</text><text start="230.56" dur="4.239">my head back on the screen i&amp;#39;m going to</text><text start="232.319" dur="4.401">move this over and just quickly</text><text start="234.799" dur="3.921">i&amp;#39;m assuming that they&amp;#39;re going to ship</text><text start="236.72" dur="4">a default suite of applications like</text><text start="238.72" dur="3.04">this is just if i want extra stuff i&amp;#39;m</text><text start="240.72" dur="2.32">assuming</text><text start="241.76" dur="3.92">so i&amp;#39;m actually</text><text start="243.04" dur="4.479">not going to install any extra stuff</text><text start="245.68" dur="4.32">because i want to see what they actually</text><text start="247.519" dur="4.481">ship with without me choosing anything</text><text start="250" dur="4.08">extra so i&amp;#39;m just going to choose next</text><text start="252" dur="3.92">the time zone calamaris has figured out</text><text start="254.08" dur="4.48">i&amp;#39;m in the central time zone in the us</text><text start="255.92" dur="4.159">i&amp;#39;ll just click next english us is my</text><text start="258.56" dur="3.84">keyboard layout so i don&amp;#39;t need to</text><text start="260.079" dur="3.84">change that i&amp;#39;ll click next and then</text><text start="262.4" dur="3.6">what do we want to do with the disk i</text><text start="263.919" dur="5.201">want to erase the disk and give the</text><text start="266" dur="5.52">entire 25 gigabyte virtual disk</text><text start="269.12" dur="5.76">to zero linux it looks like it&amp;#39;s going</text><text start="271.52" dur="5.44">to create a butter fs file system and we</text><text start="274.88" dur="4.24">have the choice of doing no swap which</text><text start="276.96" dur="4.72">typically in a vm i would do no swap</text><text start="279.12" dur="4.32">there&amp;#39;s no reason to have a swap in a vm</text><text start="281.68" dur="4.799">but if this was on physical hardware you</text><text start="283.44" dur="5.039">probably want a swap and i&amp;#39;ll do swap</text><text start="286.479" dur="3.521">file and it looks like we did have the</text><text start="288.479" dur="4.241">options i guess if you didn&amp;#39;t want to do</text><text start="290" dur="5.199">butter fs we could do either extend4 or</text><text start="292.72" dur="4.32">xfs i&amp;#39;m fine with butter fs since it&amp;#39;s</text><text start="295.199" dur="3.28">the default so let&amp;#39;s go with that then</text><text start="297.04" dur="3.599">let&amp;#39;s create our user so i&amp;#39;m going to</text><text start="298.479" dur="3.921">call my user dt and then we need to</text><text start="300.639" dur="3.28">create a strong and complicated password</text><text start="302.4" dur="2.72">for the dt user</text><text start="303.919" dur="3.441">and then repeat that strong and</text><text start="305.12" dur="3.919">complicated password and then do we want</text><text start="307.36" dur="3.679">to log in automatically without asking</text><text start="309.039" dur="3.761">for a password no the reason you create</text><text start="311.039" dur="3.521">a strong and complicated password is to</text><text start="312.8" dur="3.839">make sure that you have to enter a</text><text start="314.56" dur="4.32">password to get into your machine so i&amp;#39;m</text><text start="316.639" dur="4.161">not going to tick that on i will take on</text><text start="318.88" dur="3.759">the next option use the same password</text><text start="320.8" dur="3.6">for the administrator account that way i</text><text start="322.639" dur="3.761">don&amp;#39;t have to remember two different</text><text start="324.4" dur="4.799">passwords that way the dt user&amp;#39;s</text><text start="326.4" dur="5.359">password is the same password for root</text><text start="329.199" dur="4.72">and sudo so let me go ahead and choose</text><text start="331.759" dur="4.401">next and then it gives me a summary of</text><text start="333.919" dur="4.161">everything we chose and all that looks</text><text start="336.16" dur="3.2">good i&amp;#39;m going to click install and then</text><text start="338.08" dur="4.24">it&amp;#39;s going to warn me that it&amp;#39;s about to</text><text start="339.36" dur="4.96">format the drive and write the disk and</text><text start="342.32" dur="4">install now this portion of the</text><text start="344.32" dur="4.8">installation typically takes i don&amp;#39;t</text><text start="346.32" dur="4.96">know about 10 minutes on my equipment</text><text start="349.12" dur="4.72">although it does warn me that the</text><text start="351.28" dur="4.639">install could take upwards of 30 minutes</text><text start="353.84" dur="4">now that probably depends on how much</text><text start="355.919" dur="3.84">extra software you chose to install</text><text start="357.84" dur="3.44">since i didn&amp;#39;t use any extra software i</text><text start="359.759" dur="3.681">just went with the base packages</text><text start="361.28" dur="3.6">hopefully it won&amp;#39;t take too long for me</text><text start="363.44" dur="3.36">i&amp;#39;ll pause the video until the</text><text start="364.88" dur="3.52">installation has completed</text><text start="366.8" dur="3.519">and that portion of the installer has</text><text start="368.4" dur="4.32">completed that took about 10 or 12</text><text start="370.319" dur="4.241">minutes on my machine now again i didn&amp;#39;t</text><text start="372.72" dur="3.44">choose any extra packages to install</text><text start="374.56" dur="4.32">that&amp;#39;s why it was a little quicker for</text><text start="376.16" dur="4.319">me if you chose a lot of extra packages</text><text start="378.88" dur="3.92">to install during the installation</text><text start="380.479" dur="4.881">process then again they warned you this</text><text start="382.8" dur="4.08">could take up to 30 minutes to install</text><text start="385.36" dur="3.36">now to go ahead and complete the</text><text start="386.88" dur="3.759">installation we need to click restart</text><text start="388.72" dur="6.039">the system which will reboot the machine</text><text start="390.639" dur="4.12">that&amp;#39;s what i&amp;#39;m going to do right now</text><text start="395.52" dur="3.92">and i rebooted the machine and wow that</text><text start="398.56" dur="3.44">was</text><text start="399.44" dur="4.16">a really interesting grub menu</text><text start="402" dur="2.56">that grub screen was only there for</text><text start="403.6" dur="2.8">about</text><text start="404.56" dur="4">three or four seconds but</text><text start="406.4" dur="5.519">it was one of the most interesting grub</text><text start="408.56" dur="5.12">screens i&amp;#39;ve ever seen i hope you guys</text><text start="411.919" dur="4">can appreciate what we&amp;#39;re dealing with</text><text start="413.68" dur="4.48">here obviously when they say this is an</text><text start="415.919" dur="4.961">eye candy lover&amp;#39;s wet dream they&amp;#39;re</text><text start="418.16" dur="5.36">taking it to some rather extremes but i</text><text start="420.88" dur="4.719">have to admit i&amp;#39;m kind of enjoying this</text><text start="423.52" dur="4.16">so let me go ahead and log into kde</text><text start="425.599" dur="4.801">plasma looks like by default they&amp;#39;re</text><text start="427.68" dur="5.2">going to use a wayland session which</text><text start="430.4" dur="4.079">would probably be fine here in this vm</text><text start="432.88" dur="4.879">but i&amp;#39;m going to go ahead and choose the</text><text start="434.479" dur="4.801">x11 session just to make sure everything</text><text start="437.759" dur="3.44">is good</text><text start="439.28" dur="4.8">and we have logged into our freshly</text><text start="441.199" dur="4.481">installed xero linux their kde edition</text><text start="444.08" dur="3.76">let me go ahead and configure the</text><text start="445.68" dur="5.519">display settings so i right click on the</text><text start="447.84" dur="4.68">desktop to get to this display settings</text><text start="451.199" dur="4.241">and i&amp;#39;m going to choose</text><text start="452.52" dur="5.399">1920x1080 for resolution</text><text start="455.44" dur="4.479">until it to keep those changes and now</text><text start="457.919" dur="5.28">every time i come back to this vm it</text><text start="459.919" dur="6">should always log me in at 1920 by 1080</text><text start="463.199" dur="5.201">once again we get our welcome tool here</text><text start="465.919" dur="4.56">and we have our nvidia card checker and</text><text start="468.4" dur="4.16">nvidia legacy drivers that&amp;#39;s great that</text><text start="470.479" dur="4.481">they include this because</text><text start="472.56" dur="4.56">many desktop users of course are going</text><text start="474.96" dur="3.679">to have nvidia graphics cards and</text><text start="477.12" dur="3.44">sometimes getting those proprietary</text><text start="478.639" dur="2.881">drivers that you need can be a little</text><text start="480.56" dur="3.359">tricky</text><text start="481.52" dur="4.64">we have the shell configuration that is</text><text start="483.919" dur="5.601">interesting let&amp;#39;s see use this tool to</text><text start="486.16" dur="5.56">configure your shield switch to zsh and</text><text start="489.52" dur="5.119">it looks like omz</text><text start="491.72" dur="6.759">omzsh that framework is installed along</text><text start="494.639" dur="5.921">with this and the p10k prompt the zsh</text><text start="498.479" dur="4.961">shell prompt is installed or we can</text><text start="500.56" dur="5.52">revert back to default bash</text><text start="503.44" dur="4.96">so what do they use by default let me go</text><text start="506.08" dur="4.32">into the console and let&amp;#39;s see</text><text start="508.4" dur="4.16">what shell are we using they are using</text><text start="510.4" dur="6.639">bash by default because neofetch tells</text><text start="512.56" dur="8">me that the shell is bash 5.1.16</text><text start="517.039" dur="6.56">is zsh installed it is but it&amp;#39;s a very</text><text start="520.56" dur="4.64">plain vanilla zsh prompt so let me go</text><text start="523.599" dur="5.121">ahead and close the terminal and let&amp;#39;s</text><text start="525.2" dur="6.48">switch to zsh with the oh my zsh</text><text start="528.72" dur="5.679">framework a plugin system and the p10k</text><text start="531.68" dur="3.599">that&amp;#39;s the power level 10k shell prompt</text><text start="534.399" dur="2.721">theme</text><text start="535.279" dur="4.961">and then it opens the terminal and we&amp;#39;re</text><text start="537.12" dur="6.08">going to need sudo privileges to install</text><text start="540.24" dur="5.599">those packages the oh my zsh and the</text><text start="543.2" dur="4.079">power10k theme</text><text start="545.839" dur="3.44">and the installation script has</text><text start="547.279" dur="4.481">completed and it tells us it&amp;#39;s done now</text><text start="549.279" dur="4.881">log out and back in to apply so i&amp;#39;m just</text><text start="551.76" dur="3.84">going to close that terminal and open a</text><text start="554.16" dur="3.679">new terminal</text><text start="555.6" dur="4.64">and now</text><text start="557.839" dur="3.841">now we have the power level 10k theme</text><text start="560.24" dur="3.92">and you can see because it actually</text><text start="561.68" dur="4.32">tells us this power level 10k let me see</text><text start="564.16" dur="4.48">if i can zoom here</text><text start="566" dur="5.44">yeah zoom in here in console and you can</text><text start="568.64" dur="4.639">tell we got this little fancy uh shell</text><text start="571.44" dur="3.76">prompt here and then that lets you know</text><text start="573.279" dur="4.24">you&amp;#39;re in zsh because if i switch over</text><text start="575.2" dur="4.96">to bash it&amp;#39;s just a standard you know</text><text start="577.519" dur="3.921">plain vanilla bash problem which is user</text><text start="580.16" dur="3.119">at host</text><text start="581.44" dur="4.24">and not much else there&amp;#39;s no real</text><text start="583.279" dur="4.481">fanciness going on in their bash prompt</text><text start="585.68" dur="5.279">so let&amp;#39;s exit out of bash to get back</text><text start="587.76" dur="4.639">into zsh i do like the neofetch</text><text start="590.959" dur="3.921">information that they&amp;#39;ve included of</text><text start="592.399" dur="4">course we got the xero linux logo here</text><text start="594.88" dur="4.24">you know it&amp;#39;s very arch-like but it&amp;#39;s</text><text start="596.399" dur="5.521">got a like a x that&amp;#39;s overlaid on top of</text><text start="599.12" dur="4.48">it and of course we got some information</text><text start="601.92" dur="3.24">here including how many packages were</text><text start="603.6" dur="4.479">installed by default</text><text start="605.16" dur="5.799">1250. so again i didn&amp;#39;t install any</text><text start="608.079" dur="6">extra packages but 1250 packages are</text><text start="610.959" dur="5.281">installed by default on the kde plasma</text><text start="614.079" dur="3.561">edition of xero linux looks like the</text><text start="616.24" dur="4.08">linux kernel is</text><text start="617.64" dur="4.04">5.16.8 it&amp;#39;s going to be rolling release</text><text start="620.32" dur="3.12">right so you&amp;#39;re always going to be on</text><text start="621.68" dur="3.12">the latest and greatest kernel you&amp;#39;re</text><text start="623.44" dur="3.68">always going to have the latest and</text><text start="624.8" dur="5.36">greatest software with arch linux and</text><text start="627.12" dur="5.36">any arch based distribution so let me</text><text start="630.16" dur="4.64">exit out of that utility back to the</text><text start="632.48" dur="4.96">welcome screen butter fs tools it says</text><text start="634.8" dur="4.56">that&amp;#39;s coming soon configure samba i</text><text start="637.44" dur="2.88">don&amp;#39;t need a samba because i&amp;#39;m not going</text><text start="639.36" dur="2.479">to be</text><text start="640.32" dur="3.04">interacting with any</text><text start="641.839" dur="4.481">computers that are going to have windows</text><text start="643.36" dur="6">on it sambas for file sharing uh extra</text><text start="646.32" dur="5.84">packages i believe that is</text><text start="649.36" dur="6.08">yeah where we can install some uh gaming</text><text start="652.16" dur="5.84">stuff the gaming aio installer</text><text start="655.44" dur="4.16">what is aio</text><text start="658" dur="2.399">okay i click on that and then we can</text><text start="659.6" dur="4.16">install</text><text start="660.399" dur="6">steam lutrus heroic proton ge that&amp;#39;s</text><text start="663.76" dur="4.8">very cool so well we have a button to</text><text start="666.399" dur="4.56">install doom emacs as well not going to</text><text start="668.56" dur="4.32">install doomy max because it&amp;#39;s a lengthy</text><text start="670.959" dur="4.32">installation process takes about 10</text><text start="672.88" dur="6.24">minutes or so to uh to install doom</text><text start="675.279" dur="6.24">emacs and install kde windows tiling no</text><text start="679.12" dur="5.52">i i wanted a tiling window manager i&amp;#39;d</text><text start="681.519" dur="5.44">install a proper one the plugins to make</text><text start="684.64" dur="4.48">kde italian window manager they&amp;#39;re okay</text><text start="686.959" dur="4.161">but it&amp;#39;s still not really</text><text start="689.12" dur="3.2">a proper telling window experience i&amp;#39;m</text><text start="691.12" dur="4.32">not going to bother</text><text start="692.32" dur="6.32">playing with that install kvm and qemu</text><text start="695.44" dur="6.399">so this is virtual machines so kvm that</text><text start="698.64" dur="5.52">is the linux kernel virtual machine it</text><text start="701.839" dur="3.841">allows you basically to use a program</text><text start="704.16" dur="4">like vert manager which is the virtual</text><text start="705.68" dur="4.56">machine program that i&amp;#39;m using actually</text><text start="708.16" dur="4">to actually take a look at xero linux so</text><text start="710.24" dur="4.24">that&amp;#39;s what i&amp;#39;ve got installed on my</text><text start="712.16" dur="4.64">machine to do this review here and it</text><text start="714.48" dur="5.039">says disable startup i&amp;#39;m not going to</text><text start="716.8" dur="5.2">bother doing that either so let me exit</text><text start="719.519" dur="4.481">out of that that&amp;#39;s a really neat welcome</text><text start="722" dur="4.24">tool though there&amp;#39;s there was a lot of</text><text start="724" dur="4.24">good options there your video drivers</text><text start="726.24" dur="4.399">installing all your gaming stuff</text><text start="728.24" dur="4.56">configuring the shield the zs8 shield</text><text start="730.639" dur="4.32">the fact that you can install doom emacs</text><text start="732.8" dur="3.599">they put in a ton of work on that</text><text start="734.959" dur="3.12">welcome screen now since this</text><text start="736.399" dur="4.081">distribution said it was all about the</text><text start="738.079" dur="4.961">eye candy let&amp;#39;s talk about aesthetics i</text><text start="740.48" dur="4.64">like it i like the icon set</text><text start="743.04" dur="4.64">the circle icons look good i like the</text><text start="745.12" dur="4.32">default wallpaper i like the theming</text><text start="747.68" dur="3.52">it&amp;#39;s interesting because we&amp;#39;ve got this</text><text start="749.44" dur="4.16">top panel up here</text><text start="751.2" dur="4.24">they&amp;#39;ve got some spacing around the</text><text start="753.6" dur="3.12">borders here that&amp;#39;s kind of a</text><text start="755.44" dur="4.079">interesting touch and then you&amp;#39;ve got</text><text start="756.72" dur="4.88">your bottom center dock so it&amp;#39;s a very</text><text start="759.519" dur="4.481">mac os 10</text><text start="761.6" dur="5.12">experience right with the top panel and</text><text start="764" dur="4.639">then the bottom dock and this dock what</text><text start="766.72" dur="4.08">dock are they using are they using plank</text><text start="768.639" dur="4.161">or they may be using latte dock which is</text><text start="770.8" dur="4.159">a dock designed to be used with kde</text><text start="772.8" dur="4">plasma so i&amp;#39;m going to</text><text start="774.959" dur="4.161">hover over the dock i&amp;#39;m going to do a</text><text start="776.8" dur="4.24">control right click to see if i can get</text><text start="779.12" dur="4.8">any kind of information</text><text start="781.04" dur="5.84">edit dock so if i edit the dock latte so</text><text start="783.92" dur="4.8">that is latte doc and i&amp;#39;m not going to</text><text start="786.88" dur="4.32">bother changing the dock i just wanted</text><text start="788.72" dur="4.72">to see which program that was so that is</text><text start="791.2" dur="4.879">latte doc let&amp;#39;s see what programs are</text><text start="793.44" dur="4.16">installed under development for most</text><text start="796.079" dur="3.361">people you&amp;#39;re not going to be interested</text><text start="797.6" dur="4.16">in any of this stuff but you know</text><text start="799.44" dur="4.399">there&amp;#39;s some cute stuff obviously kde</text><text start="801.76" dur="3.759">plasma&amp;#39;s cute based uh desktop</text><text start="803.839" dur="3.921">environment cmake</text><text start="805.519" dur="4.961">graphics it looks like we have k-colored</text><text start="807.76" dur="4.72">chooser and windview wind view is your</text><text start="810.48" dur="5.359">image viewer in kde plasma under</text><text start="812.48" dur="5.76">internet we have the avahi server kde</text><text start="815.839" dur="4.721">connect that allows you to sync your</text><text start="818.24" dur="4.88">mobile devices to your computer and then</text><text start="820.56" dur="5.12">we have vivaldi is the default browser</text><text start="823.12" dur="4.8">that&amp;#39;s an interesting choice vivaldi is</text><text start="825.68" dur="4">proprietary software rather than free</text><text start="827.92" dur="4.8">and open source</text><text start="829.68" dur="5.92">it is based on chromium so i would</text><text start="832.72" dur="5.119">expect it to be you know just as good as</text><text start="835.6" dur="5.039">any other chromium based browser as far</text><text start="837.839" dur="5.12">as performance unfortunately the license</text><text start="840.639" dur="6.841">prevents somebody like me from using it</text><text start="842.959" dur="4.521">looks like it is vivaldi 5.1.2567.39</text><text start="848.88" dur="4.399">let me close that out i don&amp;#39;t know too</text><text start="851.04" dur="3.84">much about the vivaldi browser i have</text><text start="853.279" dur="3.521">not used it</text><text start="854.88" dur="3.92">very often occasionally i come across</text><text start="856.8" dur="4.24">linux distributions that do ship it by</text><text start="858.8" dur="4.399">default and occasionally open it just to</text><text start="861.04" dur="3.2">look at it but i&amp;#39;ve never used it for</text><text start="863.199" dur="2.88">more than</text><text start="864.24" dur="3.92">two or three minutes at a time of course</text><text start="866.079" dur="4.32">during the installation process we could</text><text 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for</text><text start="896.32" dur="4">purposes of this video but obviously i</text><text start="898.24" dur="4.48">would probably switch vivaldi out with</text><text start="900.32" dur="4.319">something like brave or cute browser or</text><text start="902.72" dur="3.52">librewolf you know any of the free and</text><text start="904.639" dur="4">open source browsers that we have</text><text start="906.24" dur="4.32">available on linux getting back into the</text><text start="908.639" dur="3.361">menu system we have a lost and found</text><text start="910.56" dur="3.92">category that&amp;#39;s interesting nothing</text><text start="912" dur="4.88">really in there multimedia we have video</text><text start="914.48" dur="5.919">for linux v4l2</text><text start="916.88" dur="6.56">that&amp;#39;s a usually used for webcam stuff</text><text start="920.399" dur="4.88">and under office no office suite so we</text><text start="923.44" dur="4.079">have a program called localize i don&amp;#39;t</text><text start="925.279" dur="4">actually know what that is</text><text start="927.519" dur="4.161">it says you do not have to be a software</text><text start="929.279" dur="4.161">developer to be a member of the kde team</text><text start="931.68" dur="4.159">so i&amp;#39;m assuming this is</text><text start="933.44" dur="3.92">for kde development i don&amp;#39;t know</text><text start="935.839" dur="4.401">but we don&amp;#39;t have anything like</text><text start="937.36" dur="4.8">libreoffice or i didn&amp;#39;t even see a pdf</text><text start="940.24" dur="3.599">viewer actually installed because</text><text start="942.16" dur="4.4">typically that would be under the office</text><text start="943.839" dur="5.12">category as well so i actually did not</text><text start="946.56" dur="4.24">install that much software then we have</text><text start="948.959" dur="4.641">uh settings stuff so this is where you</text><text start="950.8" dur="5.279">would add remove software so let&amp;#39;s see</text><text start="953.6" dur="5.44">they are using is this paymac let me go</text><text start="956.079" dur="4.801">to about yeah pamac 10.3.0</text><text start="959.04" dur="4.32">so pamac is a software center a</text><text start="960.88" dur="4.8">graphical software center available on</text><text start="963.36" dur="4.399">arch linux and archbase distributions</text><text start="965.68" dur="4.64">and the great thing about it is it&amp;#39;s a</text><text start="967.759" dur="4.961">package manager and it has support for</text><text start="970.32" dur="4.48">not just the standard arch packages but</text><text start="972.72" dur="4.64">you can also turn on the aur which</text><text start="974.8" dur="5.039">almost every arch user is going to want</text><text start="977.36" dur="5.2">aur packages but you could also turn on</text><text start="979.839" dur="3.521">flat pack and snap support as well</text><text start="982.56" dur="2.959">now</text><text start="983.36" dur="4.08">not a lot of art users use flat packs</text><text start="985.519" dur="4.161">and snaps because the aur really has</text><text start="987.44" dur="4.8">everything but it&amp;#39;s nice to have that as</text><text start="989.68" dur="5.12">an option because sometimes i find</text><text start="992.24" dur="4.8">packages that are broken in the aur and</text><text start="994.8" dur="4.64">then i have to you know try a flat back</text><text start="997.04" dur="4.479">or a snap and i&amp;#39;m glad that&amp;#39;s available</text><text start="999.44" dur="3.6">as an option to take on and off here in</text><text start="1001.519" dur="3.68">the software center</text><text start="1003.04" dur="4.56">going back into the settings category</text><text start="1005.199" dur="6.241">some other stuff we have a r and r which</text><text start="1007.6" dur="5.679">is a graphical front end to xor and r so</text><text start="1011.44" dur="4.319">this allows you to configure your</text><text start="1013.279" dur="4.081">monitors now this program a r and r is</text><text start="1015.759" dur="3.681">really important i actually use it all</text><text start="1017.36" dur="4.56">the time well not all the time but you</text><text start="1019.44" dur="5.119">know anytime i reinstall linux</text><text start="1021.92" dur="4.56">distributions you know i have triple</text><text start="1024.559" dur="3.201">monitors i have three monitors sometimes</text><text start="1026.48" dur="3.68">when you plug it into your graphics</text><text start="1027.76" dur="5.039">cards the monitors are not arranged in</text><text start="1030.16" dur="4.32">the correct order right so how would you</text><text start="1032.799" dur="4">arrange them in the correct order you</text><text start="1034.48" dur="4.319">use a r and r because you would have</text><text start="1036.799" dur="4.64">three screens here and then you would</text><text start="1038.799" dur="5.361">just drag them into the the exact layout</text><text start="1041.439" dur="4.801">you want basically and then you would do</text><text start="1044.16" dur="3.919">the check box to save that layout which</text><text start="1046.24" dur="3.92">is just a shell script and it&amp;#39;s actually</text><text start="1048.079" dur="4.72">a shell script that executes that xor</text><text start="1050.16" dur="4.32">and or command x render command</text><text start="1052.799" dur="3.12">then what you would do is in your auto</text><text start="1054.48" dur="4.079">start programs</text><text start="1055.919" dur="5.281">that script that x render script put</text><text start="1058.559" dur="5.041">that there and it will always configure</text><text start="1061.2" dur="5.2">your monitors correctly when you log in</text><text start="1063.6" dur="6.079">other stuff in settings we have our grub</text><text start="1066.4" dur="4.96">customizer which is interesting so i&amp;#39;m</text><text start="1069.679" dur="3.601">going to have to give root permissions</text><text start="1071.36" dur="4.559">here to do anything with grub but i&amp;#39;m</text><text start="1073.28" dur="4.399">assuming this is where you could change</text><text start="1075.919" dur="3.76">that really fancy</text><text start="1077.679" dur="3.601">grub screen now i don&amp;#39;t really want to</text><text start="1079.679" dur="3.761">change it there&amp;#39;s that really cool</text><text start="1081.28" dur="4.08">background that we saw when i first</text><text start="1083.44" dur="3.44">booted up the system yeah</text><text start="1085.36" dur="4">yeah i&amp;#39;d like all of that i&amp;#39;m not going</text><text start="1086.88" dur="4.159">to change that and then we have system</text><text start="1089.36" dur="3.76">settings so this is just your settings</text><text start="1091.039" dur="4.561">manager in kde plasma where you can</text><text start="1093.12" dur="5.12">change themes let&amp;#39;s talk about themes so</text><text 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we&amp;#39;re</text><text start="1126.72" dur="6">using 1.3 gigs of the six gigs that i</text><text start="1129.36" dur="5.84">gave this vm we&amp;#39;re using about 10 gigs</text><text start="1132.72" dur="4.319">of the 25 gigs of disk space so it</text><text start="1135.2" dur="5.44">actually didn&amp;#39;t really install that much</text><text start="1137.039" dur="5.441">stuff cpu usage it&amp;#39;s well</text><text start="1140.64" dur="4.399">it&amp;#39;s hovering all over the place but</text><text start="1142.48" dur="4.4">around 8 to</text><text start="1145.039" dur="3.361">16 percent you know</text><text start="1146.88" dur="2.48">occasionally it spikes up a little</text><text start="1148.4" dur="2.88">higher</text><text start="1149.36" dur="4.319">but again this is a virtual machine so</text><text start="1151.28" dur="4.72">performance inside a virtual machine is</text><text start="1153.679" dur="3.36">not indicative of performance on actual</text><text start="1156" dur="4">hardware</text><text start="1157.039" dur="5.681">under the utilities category we have</text><text start="1160" dur="5.039">arc which is the archive manager for zip</text><text start="1162.72" dur="4.56">and unzip things like that we have an</text><text start="1165.039" dur="3.841">emoji selector which is always important</text><text start="1167.28" dur="3.519">we have calculator which is our</text><text start="1168.88" dur="5.28">calculator that&amp;#39;s interesting that&amp;#39;s a</text><text start="1170.799" dur="6.081">gtk calculator but i would assume that</text><text start="1174.16" dur="4.96">calc with a k would also be installed</text><text start="1176.88" dur="4.24">for kde plasma it is not</text><text start="1179.12" dur="4.559">well that&amp;#39;s interesting that the</text><text start="1181.12" dur="4.799">cube based calculator wasn&amp;#39;t installed</text><text start="1183.679" dur="4.801">but calculator is installed which</text><text start="1185.919" dur="5.12">calculators find program is just</text><text start="1188.48" dur="4.8">typically when people make these</text><text start="1191.039" dur="4.561">editions of kde plasma for example they</text><text start="1193.28" dur="4.72">want all cube based applications or with</text><text start="1195.6" dur="4.88">gnome they want all gtk based</text><text start="1198" dur="5.039">applications anything else interesting</text><text start="1200.48" dur="4.88">here spectacle is the screenshot tool</text><text start="1203.039" dur="5.12">synapse is installed let me launch that</text><text start="1205.36" dur="4.96">so synapse is a run launcher uh it says</text><text start="1208.159" dur="4.161">and press the down key to browse any</text><text start="1210.32" dur="5.359">recent activity but we don&amp;#39;t have any</text><text start="1212.32" dur="4.32">recent activity i used synapse a little</text><text start="1215.679" dur="2">bit</text><text start="1216.64" dur="4.159">probably</text><text 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i&amp;#39;m going to</text><text start="1246.799" dur="3.36">configure desktop and wallpaper because</text><text start="1248.799" dur="4.321">i would like to see</text><text start="1250.159" dur="4.961">what kind of wallpaper pack they have</text><text start="1253.12" dur="3.6">and i i like the default wallpaper but</text><text start="1255.12" dur="3.919">you know some of the other options here</text><text start="1256.72" dur="3.6">honeywave that actually looks really</text><text start="1259.039" dur="3.281">good</text><text start="1260.32" dur="3.599">yeah very plasma like right this</text><text start="1262.32" dur="3.68">abstract art</text><text start="1263.919" dur="4.081">very very plasma like that may be one of</text><text start="1266" dur="5.039">the default plasma wallpapers uh this</text><text start="1268" dur="6">one is really nice zero plasma one</text><text start="1271.039" dur="5.12">there is zero plasma 10.</text><text start="1274" dur="5.12">yeah i think with the kind of</text><text start="1276.159" dur="5.921">translucent theme they&amp;#39;ve got going on</text><text start="1279.12" dur="5.439">a lighter wallpaper would probably be an</text><text start="1282.08" dur="4.64">order maybe this one here</text><text start="1284.559" dur="4.641">yeah like i could</text><text start="1286.72" dur="5.199">i could get down with that right then</text><text start="1289.2" dur="4.64">that is a sexy looking desktop</text><text start="1291.919" dur="4.561">and i think that&amp;#39;s one of the nicest</text><text start="1293.84" dur="5.36">looking kde plasma desktops that i&amp;#39;ve</text><text start="1296.48" dur="5.199">seen around it it&amp;#39;s right up there with</text><text start="1299.2" dur="5.359">garuda&amp;#39;s version of kde plasma they&amp;#39;re</text><text start="1301.679" dur="4.88">dragonized edition now you are not stuck</text><text start="1304.559" dur="4.24">with the theming options that are here</text><text start="1306.559" dur="4.401">by default because if i go back to the</text><text start="1308.799" dur="4">web page for xero linux you know at the</text><text start="1310.96" dur="4.48">very bottom of the front page you have</text><text start="1312.799" dur="6.161">customization rises and themes and then</text><text start="1315.44" dur="6">you have these four themes zero layin</text><text start="1318.96" dur="4">is that default theme right that is what</text><text start="1321.44" dur="3.68">we were looking at</text><text start="1322.96" dur="4.56">here by default but they have three</text><text start="1325.12" dur="5.52">other options that you could choose from</text><text start="1327.52" dur="5.2">so there was zero dracool which i&amp;#39;m</text><text start="1330.64" dur="4.56">assuming is a dracula theme yeah comes</text><text start="1332.72" dur="4.079">with some different widgets and it uses</text><text start="1335.2" dur="3.839">the dracula theme and they have an</text><text start="1336.799" dur="4.321">installation guide if you click on it</text><text start="1339.039" dur="4.64">it&amp;#39;s a github page right you go and</text><text start="1341.12" dur="4.4">probably clone this particular</text><text start="1343.679" dur="4.161">github repository</text><text start="1345.52" dur="3.6">and yeah they give you some installation</text><text start="1347.84" dur="4.319">instructions actually what you need to</text><text start="1349.12" dur="4.96">do is you need to edit your pacman.conf</text><text start="1352.159" dur="4.4">and then i&amp;#39;m assuming you can just</text><text start="1354.08" dur="4.64">install a package directly from pacman</text><text start="1356.559" dur="4.721">so that&amp;#39;s kind of cool other than the</text><text start="1358.72" dur="5.6">xerodrag dracule option you had zero</text><text start="1361.28" dur="4.72">nord which is a nord theme and again</text><text start="1364.32" dur="4.479">some different stuff going on with some</text><text start="1366" dur="5.2">widgets there and then zero sweet</text><text start="1368.799" dur="4.88">which is a very gerudo-like it&amp;#39;s using</text><text start="1371.2" dur="4.959">those candy icons you know those really</text><text start="1373.679" dur="5.681">cool icons so yeah</text><text start="1376.159" dur="5.201">overall i am incredibly impressed with</text><text start="1379.36" dur="4.559">xero linux you know one of the things</text><text start="1381.36" dur="5.36">with yes so many arch linux based</text><text start="1383.919" dur="5.76">distributions out there and many of them</text><text start="1386.72" dur="5.6">are really just themed arch linux right</text><text start="1389.679" dur="4.961">they just throw some wallpapers some</text><text start="1392.32" dur="4.08">theming you know some icon sets and call</text><text start="1394.64" dur="3.76">it a day and call it</text><text start="1396.4" dur="4.88">a distribution you know something unique</text><text start="1398.4" dur="6.159">but xero linux really did take this</text><text start="1401.28" dur="5.44">to another level again i think it rivals</text><text start="1404.559" dur="4.48">garuda because garuda is very heavily</text><text start="1406.72" dur="5.439">customized and you know zero linux on</text><text start="1409.039" dur="3.841">their page an eye candy lovers wet dream</text><text start="1412.159" dur="2.241">yeah</text><text start="1412.88" dur="3.84">i think they hit it out of the park if</text><text start="1414.4" dur="3.84">that was their goal overall</text><text start="1416.72" dur="2.959">yeah i think it&amp;#39;s a good distribution if</text><text start="1418.24" dur="3.84">you guys want to check it out i will</text><text start="1419.679" dur="4.561">link to the xero linux website in the</text><text start="1422.08" dur="3.76">show description check it out spin it up</text><text start="1424.24" dur="3.28">in a vm if you want to give it a shot</text><text start="1425.84" 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