the reason why I haven't fully switch yet because my job requires these applications.

@classicallemur1190

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe it's time now

@AbhinavKulshreshtha

3 жыл бұрын

My job requires ms office, I use office 365 on firefox and no one ever know the difference. In India, most people (even companies) prefers pirated Adobe cs5 stuffs. No matter how much I try to convince my colleagues to use oss alternative. I do know adobe cs5 Photoshop and illustrator works well on wine on latest kernel.

@AbhinavKulshreshtha

3 жыл бұрын

@@chlorobyte_projects I prefer Google docs too.. But one can't bite the hand that feeds us. I am allowed to use linux for work is more than what I can ask for, (although its mostly because I asked them to provide me with licensed windows because I won't pirate it).

@jeancorriveau8686

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I haven't given up Windows due to work requirements. I don't need winapps on linux. One computer runs Windows 10, the other Linux.

@AbhinavKulshreshtha

3 жыл бұрын

@@jeancorriveau8686 is there any specific thing or restrictions that doesn't allow you to work on linux? In a past consultant gig, i ran their time tracking software on wine, and they never knew I was on linux the whole time, the current gig allows me to work on linux but doesn't support me for their vpn or any other query. I managed vpn on my own and other stuffs were compatible on linux, but I always wondered, would my past employer sue me if they known I wasn't on linux?.

"Just like today's sponsor!" _Why do I smell Linus in here_

@motoryzen

3 жыл бұрын

It's amazing how much The Sebastian has ..."infected" the pc tech youtube world eh? xD On a sincere note, Overall. it's cool. I've become used to this sense of humor.

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, let’s say it’s an « hommage » 😅

@kjakobsen

3 жыл бұрын

No shame in learning from one of the best.

@Speykious

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheLinuxEXP xD In any case it was appreciated

@oculusrift4022

3 жыл бұрын

It was just The Linus Experiment

The actual and technically correct "windows subsystem for linux"

@chlorobyte_projects

3 жыл бұрын

Why did they even name it like that? It's named like it's a thing to be used within Linux. Microsoft is literally so bad at naming things

@jonnyso1

3 жыл бұрын

Not a great name but the meaning seems pretty clear to me.

@JohnJohnson-ox3uc

3 жыл бұрын

@@terrydaktyllus1320 Outlook. There is *nothing* in the Linux world that even begins to compare, especially in the works with all common mail and calendar hosts out of the box. Granted a whole VM just for one application is overkill, but...

@lucyinchat

3 жыл бұрын

Or, to use Windows' scheme Linux Subsystem for Windows

@lucyinchat

3 жыл бұрын

@@JohnJohnson-ox3uc Thunderbird. Period.

Windows: "Let's create a Linux VM in Windows to run Linux Software." The Linux community: "Let's create a Windows VM and integrate it into our better OS."

@thisathema

3 жыл бұрын

How KVM is comparable to Hyper-V?

@chlorobyte_projects

3 жыл бұрын

@@thisathema The performance and stability is great in KVM, I'd say. I'm using an i7-4770s, so not exactly the best CPU out there.

@edwinpj7637

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. That's exactly what Microsoft did and how WSL2 works. But Linux is lightweight and runs good.

@mairmatt

3 жыл бұрын

The technical term for such gymnastics is: circle jerk. Excuse my French but that's kindergarden at best.

@yokowasis

3 жыл бұрын

Well, technically WSL is not A VM. It's more like a container. A docker if you will, Which is way faster and way lightweight than running Windows on Linux. The thing is, I have no idea what I should run on it. Because most of the productivity software on Linux is available on Windows.

That's an interesting solution for sure. Thanks Nick! Another valid usecase for Windows apps in Linux, I feel, is when you work in a company or a team, and the team uses Microsoft Office (for example) and you need to use it as well to avoid compatibility issues. And the team also might get annoyed if compatibility issues or other problems arise, so it's nice to avoid them for that reason too.

@littlepeon

3 жыл бұрын

I am a OSS and FSF advocate, however at work we have eliminated all but a few Windows machines. my coworker has to have MS Office, no knockoff or substitute will work. The reason is she has to use voice dictation software and MS Office has had this working for the last 15+ years. No other OSS works as well as their Office suite.

@frede1k

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, this the main reason that designers can't switch. While I think everyone can learn Inkscape instead of illustrator and if you ignore that Gimp still doesn't have a nondestructive workflow and learn that you will still have problems when getting files from other companies, designers or customers in the latest Creative Cloud version. If you would dare to tell them that you are using Linux and can't open the files, they would probably laugh and fire you from the project..

@AlanDike

Жыл бұрын

I have to sign pdf's with a certificate based digital signature (not the file, on the actual signature line) for work. Linux used to do that, but getting it to work with PIV's for digital signatures cost me 2 days I'll never get back. I resorted to running a win vm JUST for that and accessing websites with that same set of certificates, because, again, couldn't get them working right in Linux (even following Chromes own step by step process... it'd only read the first slot and I needed it to read slot 2).

This is actually a really helpful tool, thank you Nick! I needed to help me move over to Linux full time! Especially when my school requires me to use Windows and Office for the course work.

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome :)

@crhu319

3 жыл бұрын

Schools should be forced to go Linux

@yellnitroy2031

2 жыл бұрын

@@crhu319 true

Really funny those running windows... "we really don't belong here. Let's get away as fast as possible!" Nice.

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

« Is that Linux? We’re not supposed to be here »

I use Linux for many things, and have for a long time . I must still use Windows for a few of my animation apps such as ICLONE and Daz 3D , and I am learning Unity. It sounds to be FAR too much hassle attempting this set up, as my apps are Heavily relied on GPU rendering. Maybe Linux developers should concentrate more on developing truly professional level apps for musicians , creators , artists etc... instead of spending all their time and resources creating yet ANOTHER new Linux OS to add to the immense pile of Operating systems choking the internet already. Sorry if I sound disappointed but I think the Linux developers are approaching this "Bass Akwards".We do not need a Linux Distro , or VM that will run adobe and Windows apps as much as we need quality , professional Apps for Linux that can Rival those for Windows and Mac. Maybe we would finally see the average PC and Mac user move towards Linux if we give them a reason to. I would love nothing more than to see more users approaching Linux rather than running in fear because we offer FAR too many OS choices and Not nearly enough Great software.

@samoerai6807

Жыл бұрын

As someone that is thinking about switching from windows to Linux because my laptop is just terrible (4gb ddr3 and pentium n4200@1.1ghz) and I hope Linux wil run better. I am 100% agreeing with your comment. I've been spending so much time now trying to find the best distro for my case (a high school student). But I really don't know what in hell I should use. Also school forces me to have office apps (mostly word and PowerPoint). Which are still not for Linux.

@freevbucks8019

Жыл бұрын

Making a linux distro is easier than you think. Plus, there are already "professional level" apps. They're open source, and widely available. KDE spews a lot of apps, check them out.

@c0nvexo632

Жыл бұрын

keep in mind most industry standard apps for professionals and creators are developed by their main companies and not ¨Linux Developers", so you couldn´t really ask a linux developer to create an Avid ProTools or an iClone version for linux. At best they could try and make the Windows version work or build an alternative if there's some collective demand and/or resources allocated to it. And probably supporting Linux isn´t at those enterprises best interest at the moment, maybe because the low percentage of users on those fields that prefer/use linux or some bigger monopolist reason arround it maybe.

@christianwn

Жыл бұрын

@@c0nvexo632 Reaper has 2 programmers, it's available for linux, win, mac...

@madfinntech

7 ай бұрын

If the graphics professional and video creator tools were on Linux I'd move over.

It seems to complicate more than just using a normal VM, and it doesn't add much in terms of functionality. Here's what you can do, alternatively: open your VM in full screen in one of your virtual desktops, it will work as a normal Windows machine, and you can get back to working on your Linux desktop in one click. That is what I do, and it works great, and when I'm done with working on Windows I just shutdown the virtual machine so it doesn't use any resources from the host.

@jesse7631

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, and actually, just put your Windows VM on another workspace, so you can quickly switch between the two.

@POINTS2

3 жыл бұрын

Can you do dual screen with a normal VM? Also, the apps feel a little more native running in a window rather than a VM window or RDP session.

@fred-youtube

3 жыл бұрын

@@POINTS2 You can do dual screen, just maximise the vm window on your second monitor

@POINTS2

3 жыл бұрын

@@fred-youtube I do remember doing that for a while, stretching the VM screen to 2 monitors and then running 2 applications. It didn't work that great for me and I kind of like the coolness of apps running directly in my desktop. However, it is a pain to setup/maintain and sometimes things like copy/paste don't work perfectly.

@McDuffington

3 жыл бұрын

Correct, this is just RemoteApp instead of full desktop, standard Windows functionality over RDP. This thing runs everything, not just Office and Adobe software. Because it's just a Windows VM that you RDP into.

I was so exited when I saw this video... 3 minutes later all that excitement dies when I realise it's just a VM with better desktop integration definitely out of the question for my 2 core APU (T_T)

@theinceptor3672

2 жыл бұрын

Sed lyf my friend

@Sahilbc-wj8qk

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know but KVM use ta technical i read somewhere where it run os natively hardware for some time and shift to Linux again vice versa and shift fast and it's mean you are running native .

@bhowmikgamer3945

2 жыл бұрын

Same here...

"or maybe I'm just a lazy bastard", wasn't expecting that 😩😂😂😂

Just subscribed. Thank you so much! The only thing that's preventing me from switching to Linux is one obscure Windows program. I tried Wine with no luck but thanks to your video, which introduces me to this wonderful integration, I am now installing Ubuntu and switching to Linux once and for all. Thank you again!

Community: Make a x86 linux version of your adobe apps Adobe: No Also Adobe: **MAKES ALL ADOBE APP FOR A COMPLETLY DIFFRENT CPU ARCHITECTURE (M1)**

@softwarelivre2389

3 жыл бұрын

Fuck adobe. We all know Inkscape is better than Illustrator, so that's what I'm gonna use. KDEnlive and Davinci Resolve are also alternatives to Premiere, so no issues there.

@oldtupu45456

3 жыл бұрын

@gghhkm they are lazy

@ivailogeimara

3 жыл бұрын

A lot of art people use macs so they have to do it. No art people use Linux so they don't have a reason to do it. Also they are lazy AF. They are so many bugs and problems with their software but they don't care. There is no viable competitor to what they are offering and even if there was most people are not willing spend time to learn another software so they can do whatever they want.

@softwarelivre2389

3 жыл бұрын

@@ivailogeimara I'm "art people" and I use Linux. Never used any apple product and never will. I don't see why any artist would use a Mac when Windows is clearly better.

@ivailogeimara

3 жыл бұрын

@@softwarelivre2389 IDK why they'd use it. Ask them. Probably because "it just works". A lot of art people learn on Adobe products in schools or learn them themselves because that's what the industry uses. As a side note I really like how all Adobe products have the same UI. That I imagine is another plus.

That solution might work well for Office or any low GPU dependent application but it will be a terrible solution for almost any Adobe application and other image/video editing software that require heavy use of GPU. A good solution for those who have integrated GPUs in their CPUs and they don't use Linux for gaming and image/video editing, would be to boot Linux with the integrated GPU and passthrough to the VM the dedicated GPU. This will give to the VM almost bare metal experience.

@wathekghenimi9133

Жыл бұрын

did you tried it ? I'm considering photoshop (I have an integrated GPUs in my CPU)

@naturesown4489

Жыл бұрын

What if you get direct passthrough of your GPU? That's a feature available in KVM.

@SleepTime-Dark

5 күн бұрын

​@@wathekghenimi9133It works great.

@SleepTime-Dark

5 күн бұрын

​@@wathekghenimi9133Also you can run photoshop via wine if you have all files ready to go.

7:49 That window be like. Ight, imma head out.

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah, « I’m moving out »

Man I'm new to Linux and I had to click this video instantly!

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Nice!

@progamerbufovi

3 жыл бұрын

Same using linux for 3 weeks

@hrstwn

3 жыл бұрын

Welcome mate

@superslimanoniem4712

2 жыл бұрын

New on Linux too, pleasantly surprised when I found out 99 % of my frequently used programs have native Linux versions and were even in the package manager. Only had to install a few games and discord from a Deb file. That was annoying. Still can't get Android studio to word for some reason too. Only runs inside the folder, doesn't want to install.

The polishing of virgil (paravirtualized gpu) and virtiofs(filesystem passthrough) are key for great performance on vms. virtiofs works pretty well after some tweaks, but virgil support for windows was only done experimentally by red hat and other guy, and then dropped. I think it was attributed to virgil architecture needing some tweaks to work best, as it was only a research project,

Great video Nick, thank you. I am using exclusively Linux for the last 11 years but I need to use MS Office from time to time, just to finalize documents that I work with others. During the last years I have a VM with Win10 installed and use it in those rare cases, with my files stored in nextcloud. I still believe that this solution is better than Winapps, since I use the VM only when I need it, it can be any VM application and because the full potential of the MS Office programmes is unfolded in the Windows environment. Of course I have a beefy machine to give enough RAM and CPU to the VM when needed. Otherwise, maybe maintain a Windows installation in a older laptop is a solution too.

I never understand why Adobe not making their apps available natively in Linux, did they know it's even exists? i love your content and you sense of humors too

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

@n.m4497

2 жыл бұрын

@ShezdrekhMizhteh that decision will be the death of them. Krita is only getting better.

@DozerfleetProd

2 жыл бұрын

@@n.m4497 : That will require that schools decide to actually teach, rather than shill. But when schools start actually teaching rather than shilling, companies like Adobe send in lawyers to bully federal and state agencies to cut funding to the school. The school, usually a little bitch, will capitulate. Because without that extra taxpayer subsidy, they can't afford their multimillion dollar sodomite appeasement programs, and then they get zapped by mobs of perverts, as well as becoming targets of Antifa and other extreme leftist political groups. So to keep the virtue signaling up to keep the violent mobs from rioting, they need to keep the soy budget. And that means they have to keep their city/state/federal funding maximized. To do that, they do what Big Government says they do. Which is to shill for big companies that are comfortable with the Microsoft/Apple duopoly for OEM. Krita is amazing, but no community college will teach it. They get no subsidy for teaching it, and may even lose funding for mentioning it. Their mentioning it prevents students from becoming mindless sheep that only know the Adobe /Serif way of doing things. Therefore, community colleges now partially exist to keep Adobe afloat. Bootlegging your brain and making you a slave to their subscription model, so you can't bootleg their software. Too many stole their toys in the past, so now, they're stealing your independence. This is the true evil of piracy: it begets evil empires in retaliation.

@darylnd

2 жыл бұрын

@@n.m4497 “Krita is only getting better,” which is great news to the 2% of the market running Linux. 2% (and shrinking) is not going to kill Adobe. Back in the day, Photoshop ran on IRIX, Silicon Graphics’ version of UNIX. The fact is, porting Adobe to Linux would require as much in resources as either Windows or Mac development. And with so many Linux distros knocking about, Adobe would have to pick one and piss off users of the other gazillion flavors. Don’t get me wrong: I’ve used Linux since I bought a Slackware CD to run it on my i386. But I need Windows or Mac for some things and frequently even Mac isn’t an option. And as a printing photographer, my one attempt at photo printing from Linux was a disaster: the same file that printed beautifully (it’s custom framed and hangs on my wall) using QImage Ultimate on Windows, was a disaster printing from Linux (and there is no QImage equivalent on Linux, just some projects abandoned years ago).

@AlanDike

Жыл бұрын

They're quite aware of linux, they used to offer reader for linux, and they stopped years ago. They're aware of it..

Which video editor you use?

Woah, this is a really system design. If only they automated/polished the VM creation process, this would be awesome!

@ringyring

2 жыл бұрын

The problem with most Linux software is that it doesn't get fully polished. It still ends up having more rough edges than Windows, nevermind macOS. So, it's unlikely this will be polished, too.

@hetsonii

Жыл бұрын

Vagrant would do the work I think

My development pipeline might finally get streamlined with this

*People exporting their own MS Office document into a pdf and having it completely broken* Meanwhile I export those same documents as pdfs with OnlyOffice and they're flawless...

@baldpolnareff7224

3 жыл бұрын

@@terrydaktyllus1320 I use it when some annoying colleague wants a docx and I wrote everything in LaTeX, pandoc is pretty cool

@Vysair

3 жыл бұрын

Did you use Adobe one? Since you can use Acrobat to export docx into PDF. It should gives better result than Microsoft own process (export with adobe option will automatically show on Word toolbar or navigation sidebar)

@baldpolnareff7224

3 жыл бұрын

@@Vysair I don't know how they exported it, however a PDF is a PDF and should be universal, I'm sure OnlyOffice adheres to the best standard by default

@Vysair

3 жыл бұрын

@@baldpolnareff7224 Usually, those screwed pdf to docx file happens when the file is being exploit meaning using unorthodox way to format your document (like arrange it in a weird way, eg insert space until next page instead of page break)

@baldpolnareff7224

3 жыл бұрын

@@Vysair it was from docx to pdf tho, not viceversa

Love all the humour you're putting in these videos lately!!

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks :)

If I could run Affinity Photo & Designer via VM, I'd be sold but just the sheer concept of doing this is plain silly and makes me feel guilty haha

I never thought it was possible to get closer to reverse WSL!

@roshlew6994

3 жыл бұрын

Run KVM & Winapps on WSL2.. that will be a full circle.. 😎

@dewanata_armoon

3 жыл бұрын

@@roshlew6994 thats the sickest thing i ever read

@riufq

2 жыл бұрын

@@roshlew6994 i kinda confused, why you need winapps when you already use wsl2? is it because you can't switch from wsl2 to native windows?

After watching, I definitely trying this out. Many thanks

the quality of your videos is becoming way more professional I love it

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I’ve been working hard to improve it over the past month :)

This program is awesome but it needs a little work. I think one of the most important features that is needed from QEMU/KVM is a real Virtual GPU that can at least support OpenGL/Vulkan (DXVK can be used on Windows for DirectX support) and Winapps needs an easy way for to get setup and manually add apps. Also multiple VM support could be handy in some situations. I think all this will be possible eventually it's just going to take time. This in my opinion will not be a replacement to Wine, but a good tool to use for the programs that Wine doesn't support.

I think it's good that we're moving to a world where there is less barrier between the different ecosystems. If it could get to a point where you can do Windows gaming on Linux this way, it would mean more people might be inclined to switch to Linux as their main, and just run Windows as a VM. More secure overall.

@chlorobyte_projects

3 жыл бұрын

You'd still need 2 GPUs to have native Windows gaming, unfortunately.

@anonimuso

3 жыл бұрын

@@chlorobyte_projects Why would you need two GPUs? If the emulation can support passthrough, it shouldn't be an issue.

@chlorobyte_projects

3 жыл бұрын

@@anonimuso Yeah, that's the point, you kinda need a second GPU to pass through to the VM, since one is already in use.

@jeschinstad

3 жыл бұрын

You can do high-performance Windows gaming on Linux, but you wouldn't use WinApps for it. You would use Looking Glass.

@jeschinstad

3 жыл бұрын

@@anonimuso: SR-IOV GPUs are extremely expensive. Intel GPU's support vGPUs but so far, those are only on CPU, so they're not exactly gaming stuff. Hopefully, the Xe dGPUs will also support it. That might enable single-GPU gaming that way.

Hey nick, ¿What distro are you using in this vídeo? I love the way it looks ¿Is that the default look? or what customization did you do to make it look like that?

I remember I saw this when It was just started but forgot about it later

Something like this is a good use case for a Threadripper or 5950X Pro CPU, add in a dedicated GPU and it will be pretty great. I guess somehow you could hack in drag and drop or at least have a local cloud to send files to.

Is wine-wayland worth discussing at this point? If yes then i would love to watch a video on it

Quick question, which theme and icon set are you using?

Regarding the windows trying to maximize themselves while dragging: Could the connection between the VM and the base system using RDP be just unstable enough, to have tiny drops that cause the windows to detect double-clicks? You also mentioned dragging windows as being jittery, which could be more evidence of this. Did you try to slowly highlight large areas of text (for example, a few screenfuls from an article by dragging instead of the click/shift-click method)? And if so, was the highlighting broken while dragging despite you knowing you didn't release and re-press the mouse button? If so, that could confirm my hypothesis.

I tried this a while ago: to begin with, the VM was extremely laggy. Still, I managed to set it up. The thing is, once I closed it, there was no connection; the app shortcuts never worked and my distro started becoming absolutely laggy as well. I ended up going back to Windows (I need Office, Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign for work)

@sirnuggets9666

Жыл бұрын

Hey i know its been like a year but did you ever have issues syncing your steam saves with windows?

Sounds a lot like vmware seamless mode. If you're going to run a windoze VM suggestion is put it on an SSD, if you put it on a spinning magnetic HDD it will run like a pig.

@jeschinstad

3 жыл бұрын

Heh, I have a 2.5" 4TB HDD in my livingroom pc. It's a nice disk for what it is, but it is _very_ slow, with seek times of up to 25ms. For fun, I added a Windows VM to it. Totally useless. Took around three minutes to boot. The improvement once it had been cached by Linux was just extreme. Booted in 15 seconds or something.

Nick, maybe I missed it and I'm not knocking winapps/freeRDP, but what is the advantage of using winapps over just running windows 10 Pro in KVM since the apps are installed there in the the virtual machine which needs to run anyway for winapps to work? I need win 365 suite (word, excel mostly), the latest Acrobat, Photoshop with Raw, Bridge, Lightroom classic, Dreamweaver and Fusion 360 on occasion. as you mentioned, with all of these apps I have spent too much time learning and setting up workflows to just jump to whatever Linux offers in similar apps.

So I've heard people who dual boot windows and steam os have some issues with syncing their steam saves. Do you think having the virtual machine running in the background constantly could cause similar issues?

IT'S THE FIRST TIME I HEARD A "LEAVE A DISLIKE IF U DIDN'T" :O THAT'S QUALITY CONTENT ! I LIKE IT !

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

*Forks GIMP, Krita, Inkscape, Kdenlive, etc. to make a free software version of Adobe CC*

@MaoThe1st

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it really doesn't work like that, I'm afraid :)

@PRiMETECHAU

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah allot of people are also hooked into the plugins system of adobe apps which don't 'JUST WORK' on other open solutions.

@el-danihasbiarta1200

2 жыл бұрын

@@PRiMETECHAU yeah they cannot do professionally..so its not the fault of apps itself but the open source. i hope a lot of company will mandatory use open source apps for escaping from crazy adobe subscriptions and have some programmer to improve the apps that suitable the company. (Tl;dr : Company move its budget for subscription to employ some programmer to improve open source apps and make it more suitable for professional use)

to be absolutely honest: I am more interested on the Linux distro you are using here - looks beautiful!

Great video :) What’s your opinion on Qubes OS since that runs windows in containers on installation?

Try upping your memory to 8GB (Adobe's minimum) and the CPU to 4 cores.

So..winapps for people switching from windows to linux? It's gonna make them switch back hella quickly

@johannbauer2863

3 жыл бұрын

why?

@adityachaudhry7566

3 жыл бұрын

@@johannbauer2863 well for someone new to linux, setting up a KVM is just not a thing. They go through an hour long setup process, only to find out their app didn't work, as advertised btw, that Adobe suite works. Even if it did work, it's janky. Most users will be like - okay I'll take my random reboots and let ms take my data, I just wanna work, and switch back to windows

@CarinoGamingStudio

3 жыл бұрын

i like winamp its the best music box on windows

@chlorobyte_projects

3 жыл бұрын

@@adityachaudhry7566 There is still potential here if they fix the bugs and add a simple install script. It'd also be interesting to see this working with debloated Windows 10 with 512 MB of RAM or so.

@angelt5852

3 жыл бұрын

@@CarinoGamingStudio winamp can be installed directly with winetricks on Linux.. Use Q4Wine to keep track of wine and install apps & other stuff easily with winetricks under the hood.. But using multiple wine versions together & adding dx12 support is for advanced users..

Which distro is that you using in this video?

what distro are you using? also whats the name of the theme thank you

After seeing that now we need a KDE setup guide so that our machines can look like yours.

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

I could do that in the future

@tryptex

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheLinuxEXP Please do!

Imagine doing this on Gentoo. I'd have to steal the Windows source code and compile it myself so that no community explodes because I used a binary/premade package.

what icon theme are you using in your desktop? I quite like it

Hey, what keyboard are you using at 1:53

The new music, aahhh so good.

Nice! A reverse-WSL!

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah sorta!

can u pls tell me which distro are u using and which desktop env?

I run MS Office 2010 with Wine, runs perfectly on my 2007 "white" Macbook with only 2Gb Ram and many other useful Windows Apps I need. like ePSXe emulator, N64, Mame, Applewin, FL Studio, Samplitude, Serato DJ, Reaper, SKetchup, Fireworks, Photofiltre, Scrivener, etc... All in Kali Linux 2021 (Bare metal/no VM )

Window: Hello! Kernel: Hello! Window: Wh... oh my god. ohmygod. *ohmygodohmygodohmygodohmygod* IM OUTTA HERE!

"No such thing as too many keyboards"

What linux distro are you using in the video?

Oh boy! I am just researching on this and that video drooped on main page LOL

For me free office is enough. As a student I don't even use free office at even its half potential. But this thing will definitely help newcomers to adopt linux more.

@brostenen

3 жыл бұрын

Linux is great. I have been using it on and off since 1995. And fully on my private computer since 2016. Gaming is done on my old Dos hardware, Amiga's, C64's, Playstation3 and my Android phone. No need for using my laptop for gaming.

@jimmyneutron129

Жыл бұрын

The problem is I guess when you work with other people. The standard is still Office and docx files which is a sh*tty format

Kind of a neat thing, I suppose. I'm sure someone will want to fiddle with it. Not me though.

@albussd

3 жыл бұрын

Why not, though?

What dock are you using with KDE Plasma? Also, could you make a dotfiles repository? thx

I love your Gnome desktop, I had a similar design but purple themed when I was still using Ubuntu

Actually I never got it running correctly. Every time I try to launch a Windows app, the app will always come with a blackscreen. At the end of day I'll be pretty beat, and just to check in Lutris that if Lutris is able to install that app and run it with correct Wine setup.

@paulg3336

3 жыл бұрын

That is obviously a problem - its suppose to be a blue screen of death on windows

It would actually be a good way to convince public institutions that are paying MS licenses to start using Linux. Who knows

@fred-youtube

3 жыл бұрын

You need an ms license to use this, itsbased on full windows

@BriefNerdOriginal

3 жыл бұрын

@@fred-youtube oops 😔

@BriefNerdOriginal

3 жыл бұрын

@@fred-youtube nonetheless, if this can still be used as a way to pass from the (already paid) MS Windows OS to a Linux distribution at all, I argue that a first big obstacle could thus be removed from. Optimism, I know, is not always realism, but why not

Great video, reminds me of the Classic mode for OSX that let you run OS9 apps

Also, what video card and driver version are you using? My NVIDIA Quadro P2000 card with the commercial driver doesn't exhibit the glitching.

Reminds me a lot of VirtualBox unity mode (does that still exist?) but honestly, most may be better off just having a VM on a separate virtual desktop.

@Xtrems

3 жыл бұрын

You either meant virtualbox seamless mode or vmware unity mode - but yes, it exists. It breaks randomly with windows 10 vms tho.

@steventechno

3 жыл бұрын

@@Xtrems It's been a good minute since I used VM's for much, but I suppose Win 10 is so broken even VM Hypervisors don't like it... lmao

@Naetrox

2 жыл бұрын

VMWare Unity was discontinued a while ago due to it being buggy, rarely used (relatively) and hard to maintain. If you have ever used a Mac, Parallels version of this idea is really really good

@steventechno

2 жыл бұрын

​@@Naetrox Good to know. I haven't dabbled much with VMs in awhile as I don't have a need to mess with them these days.

The one note supported is the full wersion or the small one that it's almost identical to the online one? full OneNote it's the only reason i still got a dual boot for my uni classes and notes and would love to nuke it lol

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Full version

@fred-youtube

3 жыл бұрын

This let you run full windows apps in your linux, so yes the full onenote 2016 will be supported, im not sure about the windows store version, so use onenote 2016 which is the exe version

@chlorobyte_projects

3 жыл бұрын

@@fred-youtube Aren't the versions shown running in the video the Office 365 ones?

Dude, I love your background music. Seriously, what is that? I'm bobbing my head while watching this video lol .

Sounds like it's app streaming from vm into host. That's quite clever! Nice find Nick, thanks.

7:23 It is a masterpiece

Which distro and theme are you using in your video, it looks really clean!

About Adobe: it could very well be that Adobe just doesn't want to have their apps used via RDP. When the company of my father started to use these they had quite a conflict with Adobe. Adobe didn't want the product keys to be saved on their (my father's company) servers for activation. That would have meant, that if a Laptop dies, that the key would be lost. My father's company obviously didn't like that so they straight up said to them "either we do it our way (save the keys for activation on their servers) or we will not use your applications and make a press release that you don't care about such security". Adobe caved in to that. So, considering that some companies save on licenses (legally) by using VDI (because you only need enough licenses for all VMs used at the same time), I could very well imagine that they try to throw stones into the way.

Does anyone know what *Linux operating system is using in the video*

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Manjaro KDE

@Eishventura

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheLinuxEXP thx brother

Level1linux released a video on using ms stuff on linux using windows vm with gpu passthrough. I played Assassin's Creed using gpu passthrough once to I guess it should work for Adobe stuff too..

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Probably, yeah

@AbhinavKulshreshtha

3 жыл бұрын

@ཀཱ what's an SOG setup?

Let's be honest. Libre office doesn't even compare to office. It's not even 10 percent

what distro do you use?

This is one of your best videos! Thank you so much for this video.

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you :)

Honestly, this proof of concept is actually really great! Just imagine a wine instance that can do what this is doing more easily. This is just providing that there is a work-aroumd.

@afriendonline8564

3 жыл бұрын

Wine is a more ideal solution but it unfortunately is a lot harder to develop and make work well. Crossover (paid wine) works fairly well for office 365, but unfortunately wine has to be reverse engineered which is inherently problematic with compatibility. A virtual machine avoids virtually all compatibility issues, which is why it’s so enticing. Of course performance can be a big problem with virtual machines.

Nice try but this isn’t ready for primetime.

I will have to try this out! I have been using another app but it only sets up the Windows side. On my Linux machine, I have been creating desktop files manually for my remote apps. I hope this makes things easier!

I intend to migrate from windows to linus as fast as I can. Your video is super useful. Thanks for the content. Another reason for someone to intend to use windows apps on linux would be if their work requires such applications or if, like me, they buy an Excel course.

To me, sounds like a big hassle (and performance degradation) compared to running a dual boot and being selective about when to boot to the other OS (also works properly with games of course).

Finally something where i can run _proprietary garbage_ on

@thislopop2700

3 жыл бұрын

Well, it's not garbage by any means. But them patenting algorithms really grinds my gears. Patenting as such is broken. It would be fine if you could patent something for two years - but that's it - no extensions, no nothing. I mean, if you're two years ahead of your competition, then it's hardly a competition.

@lucass8119

3 жыл бұрын

@@thislopop2700 I think the issue with adobe software and why I would consider it "garbage" from a developer point of view is that they were not at all designed with portability in mind. They were most likely developed in a time when making GUI applications with win32 was acceptable, and they most likely piled more and more features on until it would require major rewrites just to port the software over to another OS. Ideally, one should use frameworks like Qt or Gtk for app development, and then porting is more or less trivial. Anytime any piece of software is designed without any portability in mind, I consider it hot garbage. We should not be using outdated tools and operation system specific tools to write our applications. This is why Qt, Gtk, SFML, SDL, OpenGL, Vulcan, etc exist. The year is 2021, not 1999. If I see one more programmer use win32 to check the system time instead of std::chrono I'm going to lose my mind.

I finished setting up and it worked!

What Linux OS Distro are you running in the video? Looks fantastic! Thanks

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Manjaro KDE, but customized using Latte dock and the EDNA theme :)

@kyleswager

3 жыл бұрын

@@TheLinuxEXP Thanks for the info!

Bonjour, quelle distribution avez-vous utilisé pendant cette vidéo ?

Hi! I like your Videos very much. I wonder which window manager or Desktopyou are using in this one. Thanks

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

KDE :)

I love the elementary colour palette in the back. :)

@TheLinuxEXP

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks :)

what distro, desktop environment and theme do you use? it looks really nice!

@saurabhsharma6939

3 жыл бұрын

Seems to be KDE Plasma with ANT theme

What distro are you using?

Tried this with the necessary workarounds I could find for Arch but I cannot get this working on Arch. Would like some more information on how to set this up for Arch and what to do about missing /use/bin directory and exactly what to configure in the config file for RDP.

I don't think I would use it in its current buggy state. I would rather use a classic VM, but I'm very excited to see where this will go in the future. My interest is definitely peaked.

What distro are you using

Sir, can you make a video how to install Davinci Resolve properly :D because I still have issues installing it on linux. Btw what Distro do you use? thanks a lot Sir.

It's kinda neat but seems very buggy as you mention throughout the video. If you really need these programs I find that it's alright to just resume a windows VM in virtualbox fullscreen with a shared directory. You can even use an an non-activated Windows.

Thanks! Those extra commands you put here made it work on my Mint machine. I was about to pull my hair out...

To get the most out of this solution you really need a CPU with 8+ FULL cores. It's great way to run MS Office latest versions though as you say. I've been able to barely run PS/AI/InD from Adobe CC in a VirtualBox VM of Windows on my machine. Lots of slowness and related issues.