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The YouTube video review discusses Ultramarine Linux, a stable and user-friendly Fedora-based distribution that offers a seamless experience and comes with pre-installed tweaks and features for smooth setup and usage. Ultramarine Linux offers different desktop environment versions, including Budgie, GNOME, Pantheon, and KDE Plasma. The video walks through the installation process of Ultramarine Linux, highlighting the customization settings available and applications pre-installed, such as LibreOffice and Firefox. The reviewer notes that the initial update may be large, and users can use the software manager for updates. Overall, Ultramarine Linux appears to be a straightforward and user-friendly distro for personal workstations or "battle stations."
In this section, a YouTube content creator reviews Ultramarine Linux, a stable and user-friendly Fedora-based distribution. The distro is designed to offer a seamless experience and comes with pre-installed tweaks and features to make the initial setup and daily usage smooth. It is fully bug-compatible with Fedora, allowing users to enjoy the latest open-source software while ensuring rock-solid stability. Ultramarine Linux offers different desktop environment versions, including Budgie, GNOME, Pantheon, and KDE Plasma. The Budgie version is the flagship one, and the reviewer proceeds to demonstrate how quick and easy it is to install using the provided installation script.
In this section of the video, the presenter walks through the installation process of Ultramarine Linux, a Fedora-based distribution. They note that the Locale is initially set to English and suggest checking several different areas to ensure the correct settings are in place. The hard drive is selected automatically for installation destination and automatic partitioning is selected by default. The presenter also guides viewers through the process of creating an account, setting the time and date zone, and networking and hostname settings. They demonstrate the desktop environment, which is very similar to Budgie, and highlight some of the applications that come installed, including LibreOffice and Firefox. The presenter notes that the initial update will be fairly large, and users can update their system using the software manager. Overall, the installation process appears to be straightforward and user-friendly.
In this section, the presenter shows the GNOME version of Ultramarine Linux and the customizations they made to it. He demonstrates how to access customization settings and makes changes, such as using a dark theme and creating a customizable bar at the top. The presenter also shows how to use the Shell command to get system information and install NeoFetch. Ultramarine Linux is a user-friendly Fedora-based distribution that offers the latest open-source software while maintaining stability, making it a great choice for personal workstations or "battle stations," as the presenter puts it.
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