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Reacting to LTT's 2026 Linux Challenge (part 1)! - The Bryant Review

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Reacting to LTT's 2026 Linux Challenge (part 1)! - The Bryant Review

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Reacting to LTT's 2026 Linux Challenge (part 1)!

In this video, I react to Linus Tech Tip's 2026 Linux Challenge. If you're not familiar, back in 2021, Linus and Luke tried to use Linux as their only Operating System for a month. Luke seemed to h...

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i wonder how many downvotes part 2 will get
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