Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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In this video I'll be demonstrating how I've been using Large Langauge Models (LLMs) to interact with my computer using just natural language. I'm using Opencode to connect with different LLM models, and I'm giving them full access to my new installation of Kubuntu 25.10.

⚠️ Warning: The agentic AI setup in this video has full read/write access to my computer with no sandboxing or safety restrictions. This can go very wrong, very quickly. Only attempt something like this if you understand the risks and are willing to accept full responsibility for what happens.

My Kubuntu 25.10 tutorial:
youtu.be/Pe8uUMxPyTc

Learn more about opencode here:
opencode.ai

Feel free to support me on Patreon if you want the animated & looping Layers and Lights wallpaper (4k 60fps): patreon.com/posts/85188752?collection=241756

00:00 Intro
00:49 Why open source?
02:16 Why Kubuntu?
03:14 How to install Kubuntu in 3 steps
03:51 What is opencode?
05:09 How to install Opencode
06:21 Checking my Blender installation
07:23 Organizing my downloads folder
08:44 The purpose of Opencode
10:18 Using 3 agents simultaneously
13:43 Setting an animated desktop wallpaper
14:49 How I've been using AI agents on Linux so far
18:40 Pros and cons for AI agents
19:42 The future of Kubuntu