I am not tech minded DJ and i am probably getting to old to learn i am 72 in March 2020 but i do learn a lot by writing things in a journal, i have 2 daily drivers Manjaro and MX i use both on a daily bases
@@CyberGizmo go into Numa nodes. Hardcore fast small translations Some of us wanna work for a hedge fund. Or Disney rendering a movie ! Bogomips How long does the system takes do nothing a nop against the clock?
After dual booting Linux and Windows for 10 years, on Oct 22 , 2019, I went Linux 100% and left Microsoft for good. Thus I am taking Linux seriously for the first time. I have no background in computer engineering or architecture. I would like to look at Linux from a bigger picture and enterprise perspective; how I do this with only one desktop computer I have no idea. Thank you for these videos; they help!
@@bart4375 It's been nearly 2 months now. I am using Ubuntu Studio because I used to make electronic music in Windows; still getting used to Linux's audio set up. Yes, I should keep it fun! I am never going back to Windows; I like using the Linux terminal. About a week into Linux someone sent me an email with a .vbs malware file; I didn't have to worry!
I had an apple Mac in the mid 90's that had a co-processor: it handled certain mathematical operations used by university operations research Mac software.
I am not tech minded DJ and i am probably getting to old to learn i am 72 in March 2020 but i do learn a lot by writing things in a journal, i have 2 daily drivers Manjaro and MX i use both on a daily bases
Don't worry BobR will be doing some more videos on less technical stuff and thanks for watching!
Great stuff!
Thank you Kevin :)
@@CyberGizmo go into Numa nodes. Hardcore fast small translations Some of us wanna work for a hedge fund. Or Disney rendering a movie ! Bogomips How long does the system takes do nothing a nop against the clock?
After dual booting Linux and Windows for 10 years, on Oct 22 , 2019, I went Linux 100% and left Microsoft for good. Thus I am taking Linux seriously for the first time. I have no background in computer engineering or architecture. I would like to look at Linux from a bigger picture and enterprise perspective; how I do this with only one desktop computer I have no idea. Thank you for these videos; they help!
Very welcome and thanks for the nice comments. Most importantly welcome to the Linux community!
You can use virtual machines to set up and manage a network. Start small and keep it fun!
@@bart4375 It's been nearly 2 months now. I am using Ubuntu Studio because I used to make electronic music in Windows; still getting used to Linux's audio set up. Yes, I should keep it fun! I am never going back to Windows; I like using the Linux terminal. About a week into Linux someone sent me an email with a .vbs malware file; I didn't have to worry!
I had an apple Mac in the mid 90's that had a co-processor: it handled certain mathematical operations used by university operations research Mac software.
I had an Apple Mac as well back then seemed like the best to use with Unix servers at the time