Comments by "DAVID MOLE" (@davidmole4851) on "DistroTube" channel.

  1. Using the Open Source driver is sufficient on my Lenovo G505s (AMD A-Series A10-5750M, AMD Radeon HD 8650G + HD 8570M Dual Graphics, 15.6", 2.5 kg).
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  2. DAILY driving productivity for me has been "MX Linux" for more than three years. Long decade of using Debian or Ubuntu based operating systems is my experience. Making separate discrete disk partitioning process is necessary, and this is the key to keeping the home user data preserved between major upgrades every year. Custom option to partition the disk is necessary for GPT/UEFI INSTALL with manage boot FLAGS to ESP, using "GParted", creating /boot (64 MB, FAT32), swap partition (RAM size), administrative system /root (16 GB +, Ext4 or BTRFS), remainder of disk /home. DISABLED "Secure Boot" in the BIOS. Thanks for creating more than good enough content.
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  3. DAILY driving productivity for me has been "MX Linux" for more than three years. Long decade of using Debian or Ubuntu based operating systems is my experience. Making separate discrete disk partitioning process is necessary, and this is the key to keeping the home user data preserved between major upgrades every year. Custom option to partition the disk is necessary for GPT/UEFI INSTALL with manage boot FLAGS to ESP, using "GParted", creating /boot (64 MB, FAT32), swap partition (RAM size), administrative system /root (16 GB +, Ext4 or BTRFS), remainder of disk /home. DISABLED "Secure Boot" in the BIOS. Thanks for creating more than good enough content.
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  4. DAILY driving productivity for me has been "MX Linux" (17.1/2018-03-14) for more than three years. Long decade of using "Debian" or "Ubuntu" based operating systems is my experience, such as "Linux Mint Cinnamon". Making separate discrete disk partitioning process is necessary, and this is the key to keeping the home user data preserved between major upgrades every year. Custom option to partition the disk is necessary for GPT/UEFI INSTALL with manage boot FLAGS to ESP, using "GParted", creating /boot (64 MB, FAT32), swap partition (RAM size), administrative system /root (16 GB +, Ext4 or BTRFS), remainder of disk /home. DISABLED "Secure Boot" in the BIOS.
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  5. DAILY driving productivity for me has been "MX Linux" (17.1/2018-03-14) for more than three years. Long decade of using "Debian" or "Ubuntu" based operating systems is my experience, such as "Linux Mint Cinnamon". Making separate discrete disk partitioning process is necessary, and this is the key to keeping the home user data preserved between major upgrades every year. Custom option to partition the disk is necessary for GPT/UEFI INSTALL with manage boot FLAGS to ESP, using "GParted", creating /boot (64 MB, FAT32), swap partition (RAM size), administrative system /root (16 GB +, Ext4 or BTRFS), remainder of disk /home. DISABLED "Secure Boot" in the BIOS. Thanks for creating more than good enough content.
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