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Jun 2020
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Hasty Treat - Scott Goes Linux with Pop ...

Wes Bos & Scott Tolinski - Full Stack Javascript Web Developers
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In this Hasty Treat, Scott tells Wes about his new Linux laptop — what it is, why he did it, pros and cons, and more!

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Show Notes

01:38 - Why?

04:20 - What is System76?

08:53 - What is Pop OS?

09:41 - How has Linux compared to Mac?

  • Pop OS is a great distro with lots of features, but command line knowledge is still necessary

10:07 - I can still run:

10:43 - I can’t run:

13:46 - What do I miss?

  • Trackpad gestures
  • It’s not as polished of an experience

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