<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><transcript><text start="1.28" dur="6">Hey all and welcome back i&amp;#39;m Gary thank 
you all to the subscribers approaching  </text><text start="7.28" dur="7.04">400 I I can&amp;#39;t be more thankful really appreciate 
it thank you today we&amp;#39;re gonna look at Fedora  </text><text start="14.32" dur="7.92">Fedora 36 in fact gonna move away from BSDs 
just for today just to see what the competition  </text><text start="22.24" dur="5.2">has to offer i&amp;#39;ve heard some good things about 
it i&amp;#39;ve heard that it&amp;#39;s using the latest GNOME  </text><text start="28" dur="5.52">version of 42. let&amp;#39;s have a look and see what 
it&amp;#39;s like shall we so i&amp;#39;ve got it running on my  </text><text start="33.52" dur="8.4">mac mini it&amp;#39;s really crummy hardware it&amp;#39;s running 
on a mechanical hard drive i will probably install  </text><text start="41.92" dur="3.84">it onto this at some point just to see if we 
can squeeze some more performance out of it  </text><text start="47.52" dur="4.32">i don&amp;#39;t know it depends we&amp;#39;ll see how it goes 
so let&amp;#39;s have a quick look at what we&amp;#39;ve got  </text><text start="51.84" dur="4.72">so here it is here&amp;#39;s the the shell let&amp;#39;s have a 
look of what&amp;#39;s installed so i&amp;#39;ve installed a few  </text><text start="56.56" dur="5.68">applications on it already just to have a quick 
nose around so let&amp;#39;s have a quick look at this.</text><text start="64.32" dur="4">We&amp;#39;ve got fish on there yeah we have look at 
that great brilliant so let&amp;#39;s get rid of that we  </text><text start="68.32" dur="7.12">don&amp;#39;t need that i&amp;#39;m not the hugest fan of of GNOME 
i&amp;#39;ll be honest it i don&amp;#39;t know it just feels very  </text><text start="76.96" dur="6.08">convoluted and clunky but in all honesty this 
version seems a bit better but we&amp;#39;ll have a  </text><text start="83.04" dur="4.64">look so i&amp;#39;ve installed some of the stuff 
that i would probably use in my day-to-day  </text><text start="89.36" dur="5.92">working so we&amp;#39;ve got audacity let&amp;#39;s 
check that out is it going to launch  </text><text start="96.24" dur="3.6">is it yes it is there we go 
audacity is running i believe  </text><text start="102.72" dur="7.84">302 so that&amp;#39;s the latest stable i believe 
big thing for me was to install chrome  </text><text start="111.44" dur="6.72">and here it is i wish they would release this 
for freebsd would make things so much easier</text><text start="121.2" dur="3.12">let&amp;#39;s have a look i wonder what 
version this is because obviously  </text><text start="124.32" dur="4.72">version 100 just came out what version is this</text><text start="131.92" dur="3.76">100 look at that that&amp;#39;s cool that&amp;#39;s really good</text><text start="138.32" dur="4.8">apologies for the dodgy audio for some 
reason audio through hdmi is just not  </text><text start="143.12" dur="12.72">capturing very well but you know so be 
it so there we go chrome working well</text><text start="158.96" dur="8.16">yep chrome working fairly well i get the feeling 
that this hardware has only got a 100 meg  </text><text start="167.12" dur="6.64">nick in it as well so that would make it 
quite slow um actually let&amp;#39;s have a quick  </text><text start="173.76" dur="10.08">look see what hardware we&amp;#39;ve got in this 
because it is like i said it&amp;#39;s quite crummy</text><text start="188.8" dur="9.28">yeah look at that see as i thought so 
we&amp;#39;ve got a core 2 duo at 2.4 gigahertz</text><text start="198.08" dur="5.92">that has got nvidia graphics 
geforce 3 2 0 m so that  </text><text start="205.52" dur="4.24">kind of explains why i wasn&amp;#39;t getting it to 
work very well on on other operating systems  </text><text start="210.48" dur="7.92">there was me thinking it was in intel 
but it&amp;#39;s not but uh yeah so like i said  </text><text start="219.36" dur="7.44">crummy hardware where was we so let&amp;#39;s have 
a quick look at the other bits um obs studio</text><text start="230.72" dur="3.44">i would need this for my day-to-day stuff</text><text start="236.72" dur="3.12">so there we go that&amp;#39;s good</text><text start="246.16" dur="7.68">so obs studio</text><text start="258.64" dur="3.04">so we&amp;#39;ve got libra office 
let&amp;#39;s have a look at that</text><text start="264.72" dur="3.12">yeah there we go libra office</text><text start="269.84" dur="0.88">hello world</text><text start="276.32" dur="7.2">seven three one three yeah nice 
now don&amp;#39;t save that don&amp;#39;t save that</text><text start="289.12" dur="3.44">now davinci resolve so i 
could get away with dumping  </text><text start="293.84" dur="6.24">all the adobe stuff and using davinci 
resolve if it runs is it gonna run</text><text start="302.16" dur="6.56">i would suspect not on this hardware it&amp;#39;s probably 
just gonna go which is what it&amp;#39;s done look at that  </text><text start="308.72" dur="6.8">it&amp;#39;s just gone away okay fine i suspect that 
wouldn&amp;#39;t happen if i was to run it on decent  </text><text start="315.52" dur="8.32">hardware i might actually try installing this 
on on a an ssd in my main pc and see what we get</text><text start="329.2" dur="0.72">rhythm box</text><text start="333.44" dur="4.88">so there we go there&amp;#39;s the main bits that 
i would um probably get away with using</text><text start="340.88" dur="0.4">yeah</text><text start="343.68" dur="1.2">well if there&amp;#39;s vlc</text><text start="347.6" dur="0.96">yeah of course there is</text><text start="350.8" dur="1.04">we&amp;#39;ll install that</text><text start="356.96" dur="8.88">just trying to think of what else 
we could actually install on here</text><text start="366.48" dur="1.6">okay go away then we don&amp;#39;t want to</text><text start="372.64" dur="7.2">worry too much about that i wonder 
if i could install kaden live</text><text start="402.16" dur="0.64">maybe i can</text><text start="406.88" dur="8.56">i certainly don&amp;#39;t think that kaden live at this 
point could um replace what i&amp;#39;m used to using uh</text><text start="417.92" dur="0.72">maybe it could</text><text start="421.2" dur="1.76">just not for me at the moment</text><text start="429.84" dur="3.2">so yeah there we go that&amp;#39;s um</text><text start="435.2" dur="5.84">fedora i don&amp;#39;t like this background and i don&amp;#39;t 
like that there&amp;#39;s no dark mode so let&amp;#39;s have a  </text><text start="442.16" dur="7.68">have a looksie and see what we got shall we</text><text start="457.44" dur="1.92">that&amp;#39;s interesting nightlight</text><text start="461.92" dur="3.04">there we go that&amp;#39;s better</text><text start="470.48" dur="3.6">i quite like that that&amp;#39;s a bit 
better in it so let&amp;#39;s have a look now</text><text start="476.16" dur="3.28">much better much better</text><text start="487.28" dur="7.6">yeah notifications yeah so that&amp;#39;s pretty 
much all i need to have a look at we&amp;#39;ll um</text><text start="498.8" dur="1.52">maybe revisit this</text><text start="505.12" dur="7.6">at a later date on on real hardware well uh we&amp;#39;ll 
have to see how that goes um i mean let me know  </text><text start="512.72" dur="5.44">in the comments guys down below what you think 
of this um is it something that you would would  </text><text start="518.16" dur="6.48">use or would you prefer to stick with freebsd i 
would personally rather stick with FreeBSD but i  </text><text start="524.64" dur="9.68">could see myself using this it&amp;#39;s not bad if i can 
get da vinci to work then maybe i would use that  </text><text start="534.88" dur="6.72">anyway leave comments in in the comments below 
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