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Exploring Linux, Ubuntu, and the world of Linux distros has never been more exciting—especially with so many people comparing Linux vs Windows, trying Ubuntu install guides, switching from Windows to Linux, and searching for the best Linux desktop, Linux server, or Linux gaming experience. In this video, we break down the most iconic Linux distributions (from Arch Linux to Fedora, Debian, Kali Linux, and more) so you can finally understand how the entire Linux OS ecosystem fits together, why the Linux kernel is rising in popularity, and which distro actually works best for your PC or laptop.

A lot of viewers in the US and UK are also looking at Ubuntu LTS, Ubuntu download, Ubuntu server install, Ubuntu vs Mint, Ubuntu desktop, dual-boot Ubuntu, and even Ubuntu tutorials for privacy-focused workflows. So this video gives you that context too—plus how these distros compare to macOS and Windows for everyday use.

We also touch on macOS curiosity searches like Mac setup, Linux on Mac, windows on Mac, and even the Apple-silicon-era trend of people trying to run Windows games on Mac. And of course, Windows users searching for Windows 10, Windows 11, Windows PC, Windows startup sound, Windows update, Windows XP nostalgia, or how to go from Windows to Linux will get a clear picture of where Linux stands today.

Whether you're exploring Linux for privacy, development, gaming, or just to understand why the Linux kernel is getting so much attention lately, this explainer is built to give you everything in one fast, clean video.

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00:00 Ubuntu

00:34 Pop OS

01:08 Arch Linux

01:39 Manjaro

02:12 Debian

02:36 Kali Linux

03:03 Tails

03:30 Fedora

03:59 openSUSE

04:29 Elementary OS

04:55 Linux Mint

05:18 Outro

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