Hosted by James Taylor · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 13 episodes
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Just two ordinary guys who love to distro hop. Father and Son, sharing their knowledge and experience with you all. We aren't super technical, nor are we using bleeding edge technology. We started our journey of Linux around the same time. My Dad introduced me to Ubuntu back when I was about 8. My son brought me back into Linux when my hardware was having issues running Windows. Now we want to try different distros and share our learning journey with you.
James Taylor hosts Like Father Like Son Linux Review, a technology show with 13 episodes published.
Like Father and Like Son are reviewing the Archcraft Linux in this episode. Archcraft is a minimalist Linux OS based on Arch Linux with a Openbox windows manager instead of a desktop environment. Also along the way they
Linux has gained popularity for its stability, security, and flexibility, but several myths and misconceptions still persist. By debunking these myths, it becomes clear that Linux is a powerful and accessible operating s
Like Father and Like Son are reviewing another Linux that is called Vanilla, that really is not vanilla at all. It does claim to be the last Linux that you will need to install on your computer. We will also talk about a
Like Father and Like Son are reviewing the Gnome desktop environment in this episode along with Krita, LibreOffice and other Open Source subjects and programs. Timestamps: 0:00 Rusty 0:21 Intro 1:10 Apology and Summary 2
Like Father and Like Son are reviewing another Linux in the form of Bazzite OS Linux. They call it a gaming Linux. How we were working during CloudStrike software outage. Taking an older laptop and bringing it up to spee
In a constantly connected world, we need to take extra precautions to keep our information safe. Like Father Like Son will take you through few small things you can do to help improve your online security. Timestamps: 0:
Like Father and Like Son are reviewing another Linux in the form of Voyager Linux. Taking time to do monthly computer maintenance that we should do, and maybe, some things, we should not do! Along the way they discuss us
On a special day of viewing the sky for celestial changes, we take time out to discuss the value of package managers in Linux. Package managers are one of the most powerful tools to help you to get things done in Linux.
There have been a couple of bumps in the road in our Linux adventures this last couple of weeks, but we press on through to get things done in Linux. Also, we review Br-OS and find it to be a Linux to take a look at if y
Join James and James as they tackle the wonderful world of acronyms and filesystem formats. They discuss what they have been doing the past couple of weeks. As well as a great word from one bro to his BrOS. Along the way
James "Like Father" talks about dual booting an older MacBook Pro with different Linux OS's to create the fun named "Kubuntutosh" on the laptop and James "Like Son" talks about helping with productivity on the job using
Sometimes when we talk Linux, we use a lot of terms and acronyms. Maybe it is time every once in a while to explain what they are. In this episode we will explain in a little more detail: Bloatware; Distrowatch.com; Roll
Getting it all started! Linux Operating Systems (OS) are amazing, powerful, and useful tools. They help to get work done on computer systems that are both old and new. Several people work together on Linux and other Open
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