Endeavour OS in 7 Minutes

#EndeavourOS#Linux#Arch#Ade0n

In this video I take a look at the Arch-based linux distribution EndeavourOS. I talk about what is EndeavourOS and why should you install it as well as my own experience of using EndeavourOS after a month of usage. Previously I talked about Garuda Linux, Manjaro and Arch Linux and linux gaming but this time it is different! This all fitted in under 7 minutes, so enjoy!


My Patreon:   / ade0n  

My Github: https://github.com/Adeon18

Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Basic Overview
02:27 - What's inside?
04:07 - My Experience
06:45 - A small talk :)



That Garuda Linux video:    • Garuda Linux in 7 minutes  
My tutorial on Manjaro:    • Manjaro GNOME Tutorial  
I also explained the entire Linux filesystem here:    • Linux File System in 3 minutes  

Also I have some Python Tutorials if you are interested :)
Python logging in 10 minutes -    • Python Logging in 10 minutes  
How to write beautiful Python code -    • PEP8 or How to write beautiful code  
How to time your Python code -    • How to time your Python code  
Python Progress bars in 9 minutes -    • Python Progress Bars in 9 minutes  
Python Virtual Environments -    • Python Virtual Environment Explained  
Python Testing in 10 Minutes -    • Python Unit Testing in 10 Minutes  


I develop a game here:    • Intro and plans | Game dev with Python Pyg...  

Music: "Into it" by Kwon

Graphics(Icons):
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This video has nothing to do with discussing best programming languages in 2021 or best programming trends in 2021. This video does not talk about web development in 2021 or Scala, Python, Ruby, Java, Swift, .NET, Javascript, Kotlin, Go, C/C++, C# and Unity and Godot and Unreal Engine 5.
This is a Linux video and it contains information only about EndevourOS and does not discuss Windows 11, Pop!_OS, SteamOS, Linux Mint, Ubuntu, Arch, Garuda Linux. Also this video does not mention Linux Gaming and does not mention best Linux distros in 2021.

Not Linux, but Windows was the platform that Minecraft was developed on, which is played by mcyts like Dream, TommyInnit and Ranboo.