Absolute Must Have Apps For Linux to Function

This one is awesome. Post more videos like this one.

CopyQ is a great clipboard manager.

I don't believe any of the major distributions have a built-in clipboard manager in the same way that Windows does - and it's definitely something I missed while running Linux - until I found CopyQ.

If you're reading this on a Windows device and don't know what I'm referring to - press Windows + V - having access to recently copied items is insanely useful.

I use LACT instead of Corectrl.

i like stacer but abandoned, i dont know why :(

Timeshift, creating a quick snapshot before testing new applications or applying a large update will save so much time if something breaks

Why not mount and add the shares to your fstab?

Steamdeck UI also doesn't work with wayland.

Yep, been using kdeconnect for about 4yrs now. Great app for transferring files to laptop/tablet

cool video , would like to see this series of exploration video to keep coming in future. good luck for next ones. thank you for sharing this one.

is there a reason to use a mail client over just the website versions?

Yes, InputLeap to share keyboard and mouse, files, clipboard between two PCs next each other on the same network. Works with Windows and Mac also. Must have when dealing with multiple machines on one desk.

I would say they are more utilities rather than applications.

Love seeing Linux apps getting some love! ❤ I've used KDE Connect and it's a very slick tool to use. I'll check out the SMB management tool.

hello great video, just one thing, I notice the tittle of stamp time, not match with the minute example piper when on the video control ctrl, when the video is control ctrl is greenwithenvy, the only matching is smb4k.

All timestamps are wrong except smb4k 😁Thanks for the video i like piper

oh lord I've been needing for smb4k for years, thank you

If you use lots of computers and do not want to handle different mice/keyboards, I recommend Barrier, forked from Synergy software. More than four years using and works o linux/Windows.

Any for the steam os or is that a no no lol

Any recommendation for a program similar to Terra Copy on Windows? It lets you queue file copies, rather than having them run in parallel.

Are cmd line tools acceptable for comments section🤓?
Ones I use the most and recommend to anyone using terminal a lot are: bat and broot.
Bat is a cat with wings: it has syntax highlight, line numbering, automatic paging, git integration and probably some more.
broot (br): it's like an interactive tree command but with so, so, so much more options (in window editing, git integration, size displays etc.). Great power tool!

Haha, Valve did it. People saying "SteamDeck" when talking about the "StreamDeck"

Just saying, I think streamdeck and steamdeck are two different thing. 😅
Thanks for the video anyway. Very helpful!

So... With Core Control, can we disable efficiency cores? They are causing me issues... Thanks for the great content!

smb4k.. the rest I have zero use for.. I don't use steam.. I don't have an idiot phone.. hell I'm still using a HP ps2 ball mouse.. lol

Regarding Smb4k, I love it as well when I need to mount the odd share occasionally but otherwise I just use autofs with my Samba shares. It essentially mounts and unmounts network shares automatically as you need them and that always works. If you reference a mount path inside a program and it is not mounted yet, autofs mounts it automatically and then monitors the activity in that path. If you stop using it for a given period, usually 60 secs by default, then it unmounts it. It is a bit annoying to set up but totally worth it.

For the wireless Logitech unifying receivers. Solaar is my go to.

Random thought:

Make a script that detects when the computer stops sleeping. It then restarts the Smb4k process.

May be possible, hope helps.

i can´t successfully install corectrl properly even though i follow the documentation in github. so far i can only control power limit

Yet another useful video came in at a clutch. Awesome, thanks!

i've always had problems windows and linux recovering from sleep. My solution was to disable sleep and just power off the monitor when i get up and walk away. That way all my stuff works when i sit down to use the PC without a reboot or diving down a rabbit hole to try n fix it.