BlindIRL seems niche, but he has more than 50.000 subscribers.
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I kinda doubt they'll fully migrate to Linux since they depend on many proprietary software tools that aren't available outside of Windows.
Yup, their business is doing hardware reviews, which involves benchmarks and whatnot on Windows. So at least those machines will stay Windows, and probably their editing machines.
They might convert a handful of other machines, but I doubt it'll be that many.
It would be nice to see Linux benchmarks for new hardware too. Love GN's content but I basically ignore his benchmarks as they're done on Windows. It shows the relative strengths of the hardware but not real world Linux performance.
Lol why are you in every space I'm in XD
Would be nice, but that's a lot of work, especially when the majority of his viewers are probably on Windows.
He could take a bit of a gamble, do some Linux as a comparison and see if that draws viewers too, maybe some attention from those that are curious about Linux but not enough to actually delve into the topic themselves (or deterred by the reputation of Linux being complicated).
Choosing a suitable distribution might be a challenge, particularly because some distro elitists will inevitably come to dunk on his choice and he might not want the comment section to be clogged by distro wars (particularly if the majority of viewers, as you suggested, are Windows users and will find that off-putting).
The idea is mentioned only briefly, in a single sentence.
Direct link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MWsVbYZcZ4U&t=1568s