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The Linux exspirement is really accessible and more news based
InfinielyGalactic spent a lot of early days getting his mum to try distros now focuses a lot on projects and distros for everyday
Intelligent Gaming Prob, one of the most accessible Linux channels for the more intermediate stuff.
Gaming on Linux Liam is one of the OG's currently quite Deck focused but that all translates
Veronica Explains Good down to earth videos on things you might need for general work flows
Learn Linux TV Another long-running channel with a good focus on accessibility.
To add to this:
Michael Horn Does a good amount of explaining different Linux software out there. Similar to Linux Experiment without the weekly news.
TechHut Also has some good videos but you have to look through his library.
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The Linux exspirement is really accessable and more news based
InfinielyGalactic spent a lot of early days getting his mum to try distros now focuses a lot on projects and distros for everyday
Intelligent Gaming
Gaming on Linux Liam is one of the OG's currently quite Deck focused but that all translates
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