A Look At SparkyLinux With KDE Plasma

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• Have you tried MX Linux Libretto with KDE? It's magnificent

• 6:11 I've got RiseupVPN installed on my Debian machine and you don't have to sign up to anything. That was just a screen asking for voluntary donations. It's also available on other distributions as a snap package BTW.

• Thanks for video. But here is a challenge that might actually attract new linux users. Install a few distros and tweaks but you are not allowed to use the terminal. MacOD and Android don't require the use of a terminal and Windows rarely does. I think one of the reasons that scares people from linux is the terminal. So maybe a few videos on installing, tweaking without using the terminals to show how friendly linux can be. Thanks.

• 0:00: 🖥️ A quick First Look at Sparky Linux 7.2 KDE edition.
  3:52: 💻 The video discusses the software and applications installed in a computer system.
  7:42: 🖥️ The video discusses the features and programs available in a Linux distribution.
  11:21: 🖥️ The video discusses the SparkyLinux specific programs and features, including the welcome application and the aptus app center.
  14:56: 🖥️ The video provides an overview of Sparky Linux, including the number of installed packages, audio server, and wallpapers.
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• The whole point of Sparky is that they keep a metric ton of DE's updated in their repos…. It's great for DE hopping, rather than Distro hopping.

  There is a bunch of tweaks and package choices under the hood that make DE switching go smoother. And they even put most of the DE's in the graphical app center.

  Sparky in a VM is perfect if you ever wanted to test out some of the obscure DE's without borking your daily driver.

  And it specifically runs perfect if you ever wanted to revisit your 1990's UNIX memories, by running CDE, or it's more modern clone of NsCDE.

• Hey DT, boş bir vakitte Runtu'yu da iceler misin, RUS yapımı Ubuntu tabanlı, KDE ve LXDE çok iyi, RUS Yapımı sonuçta amarigalılar sevmez dimi, yaşasın RUSYA, Lider Putin, peace 👍

• 1990 yılında pc kursunda öğrendiğim komutlar halen aklımda DT, buralar acemi dolmuş, kel adam testesteron demektir, seqsi yakışıklı kel kardeşim benim

• Wow, I remember when I was first getting back into Linux and one of the Distros I looked at was Sparky. I honestly thought it was no longer around

• What I would really like DT and others to focus on with these kinds of distros is *what is the benefit of using a distro like this over just going with the base distro (Debian in this case) and installing some packages*?

• I recently installed that as a 32 bit version available for my old Acer One netbook. Used the face desktop as pretty sure that is very lightweight.

• would you be willing to do a vid on kate?
  i like it but couldnt get basic python code to actually run in the konsole when i pressed the run command =(

• KDE and Sid…can't go wrong.

• linux distribution dosent matter any more for atleast me now because you can easily change desktop envronments use flatpak to use latest release of applications etc.
  only thing that matters is method of managing your packages and proprietry apps if any available or not on the base system you are installing.

• Future video request – Arcan i think its a wayland alternative, not entirely sure.

• Hey DT would you consider doing a review of ALT linux? its a Russian distro based on Mandrake i think its been around for a while curious what your take is on it. thanks

• Synaptic package is a must

• Sparky and Emmabuntus are refreshing, as they are Debian-based but not Ubuntu-based.

• This was my favorite Debian distribution for a while. Then Tuxedo showed up in my life.

• Does the Sparky installer create @ and @home Subvolumes when choosing btrfs?

• 😄 👍 👌….

• Alpine Linux with Gnome is the best distro ever created in terms of speed and security

• I favor Arch & vanilla Debian [in that order]… But I've got a special place in my heart for Sparky! 👍

• man let's install the sleep circle first

• Should we view as cautionary the very "buggy" English-language text on their website? I mean, they've apparently created a large varieties of flavors yet haven't bothered to edit the website? I am in general hesitant to depend on folks who often "get out over their skis." Perhaps a founder or 2 has an extensive background to burnish the project reputation; otherwise, "Who are these people asking for handouts and wanting to install on my hardware?!" 😂

• howdy DT as far as i understand you are privacy conscience what about security ? May be make iptables tutorial ipset apparmor or selinux because new linux users think that linux distro is immutable from malware and viruses which is not quite true

• Neat little OS. I was surprised that there are 32bit versions. i686 intresting to try on old 32bit hardware.

• Damn as a riseup VPN user myself, it's nice to see it's included by a distro lol and no it doesn't ask you to login or anything. You just connect to it and that's it

• What's the point of this I mean I could just install Debian with KDE seriously?

• So, it's just Debian 12 with KDE? What's the point?

• I love Sparky. I've had much better luck with it that Siduction Linux. Konqueror doubles as an excellent file manager- easier to deal with permissions.

• Debian with plasma is very snapyyyyyyyy experience, i installed debian minimal with btrf and timeshift with zram enabled, then via terminal installed plasma minimal dam it's fast even on my potato laptop , I tried lot's wm but kde is the snapy and fast experience on a potato pc

• yes there is the emacs on the sparky linux 😅

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