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00:00:00 – 00:08:22
The video showcases the speaker's positive experience with Ubuntu Server on an ARM device, the Orange Pi 800, highlighting system customizations and optimizations for selling pre-configured units with a Linux setup. Comparisons are made with other ARM-compatible distros like Debian and Fedora, with Ubuntu Server being preferred. The Orange Pi 800's performance and hardware specifications are highlighted. The speaker demonstrates using a Linux arm-based system for a desktop-like experience with the Brave browser, noting its capabilities for everyday tasks like web browsing and file editing. The custom development of Ubuntu's ARM branch to function as a desktop replacement is discussed, with Ubuntu ARM recommended as the top choice for affordable ARM devices. The speaker emphasizes the stability of official Ubuntu ARM packages and encourages feedback on Ubuntu ARM's performance.
00:00:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses their positive experience with Ubuntu Server on an ARM device, specifically the Orange Pi 800. They mention customizing the system with their desktop environment, neovim config, and bash RC, with the intention of selling pre-configured units with their Linux setup. The speaker compares Ubuntu Server favorably to other ARM-compatible distros like Debian, Fedora, and Arch, noting that Arch ARM may be mature, but Ubuntu Server was a logical choice for their needs. They proceed to show the Orange Pi 800 desktop loaded with Ubuntu Server and continue to tweak and optimize the system, showcasing the machine’s performance and hardware specifications. The Orange Pi 800 is highlighted for offering good performance for its price, featuring four gigs of memory and a six-core processor with the rk3399 chipset.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker uses a Linux arm-based system with Brave browser and customizations to create a desktop-like experience. They demonstrate browsing speed and mention limitations on Youtube playback, with a recommendation for 720p resolution for optimal performance. The Orange Pi 800 system performs well at 720p but struggles at 1080p due to dropped frames. Overall, the system works smoothly for everyday tasks like web browsing and file editing.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the customization and development of Ubuntu’s ARM branch to create a functional ARM system that can serve as a desktop replacement. They recommend Ubuntu ARM as the best option for cheap ARM devices, with Arch being a close second. The speaker praises Ubuntu’s performance in the server space and emphasizes using official Ubuntu ARM packages for stability. They express satisfaction with Ubuntu ARM’s performance and encourage viewers to share their thoughts on Ubuntu ARM’s progress.