Take a Ride on Voyager OS | Not a Linux Guru Guy
In this episode, I take a look at Voyager OS, from France, it is an Ubuntu based distribution with a couple of unique twists: a minimalistic install option (which unfortunately, appeared to install pretty much everything that the normal install did--probably a bug--save Libreoffice, which it installed the main Libreoffice start "menu" but none of the programs such as Writer, Calc, Impress, etc. Sorry, but I failed to mention that in this video), and it installs both the XFCE desktop environment and the Gnome desktop environment on one installation. It also has a unique "Box Voyager" app, which has several nice tweaks, installations, and also some "hidden" wall papers that I show you how to install.
Come with me as I take a journey on Voyager OS.
Voyager OS website:
https://voyagerlive.org/
Note: This video took a long time to make, primarily because about halfway--during the look at the XFCE desktop--the quality of the audio began to become choppy. This was due to having my noise-gate in OBS up too high and my voice too low, so that the lower volume part of words were cut off making it unintelligible. Then real life got in the way with vacations, and a whole lot of other stuff, so that it took around a month and a half to get this video out. It will be obvious when the updated section which sounds better kicks in, as my shirt will "magically" change colors. I apologize for any parts of this video that ended up being hard to catch everything that I said. Thank you for watching.
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