Linux does what BSDoesn't (and that's alright)

Linux already isn't the most popular OS, but it's just about popular enough to now be usable by many regular people. The various BSD distributions _are_ used by some people as their desktop OS... so how does it compare from the perspective of a Linux user? 00:00 Intro 01:00 Installation 02:30 Initial Desktop Experience 03:28 Trying a non-steam game (Minecraft) 06:20 Cross-platform apps 07:21 VSCode 09:42 Steam Works (the Linux version) 11:58 Actual Games 13:06 I can't use Davinci Resolve, but some people can 13:46 Overall assessment of things 15:56 Outro