Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Many people stay on Windows only because they think their favorite programs will not work on Linux. In this video, I show the real apps I use every day on Linux Mint 22.3 and how they fully replace common Windows software. This is not theory. These are tools I have installed and use for work, creativity, media, communication, and even gaming.
If you are used to Windows and want a system that feels familiar, stable, and easy to manage, Linux Mint is a comfortable place to start. The layout is simple, performance is smooth even on older machines, and you stay in control of your computer. No forced changes, no unnecessary background load.
I open each application and explain in plain language what it does and who it helps. From editing photos and documents to watching videos, recording the screen, managing websites, and running some Windows programs when needed, this setup covers real daily needs.
This video is especially helpful for adults and long-time Windows users who want a practical, stress-free transition to Linux without losing the tools they depend on.
Applications shown in the video:
1.GIMP
2.Krita
3.VLC Media Player
4.FileZilla
5.Bottles
6.GPU Screen Recorder
7.PDF Arranger
8.OnlyOffice
9.Spotify
10.Steam
11.Telegram
12. VS Codium
Linux is no longer just for technical users. With the right apps, it becomes a clean, reliable system for everyday life, work, and creativity.
Many people stay on Windows only because they think their favorite programs will not work on Linux. In this video, I show the real apps I use every day on Linux Mint 22.3 and how they fully replace common Windows software. This is not theory. These are tools I have installed and use for work, creativity, media, communication, and even gaming.
If you are used to Windows and want a system that feels familiar, stable, and easy to manage, Linux Mint is a comfortable place to start. The layout is simple, performance is smooth even on older machines, and you stay in control of your computer. No forced changes, no unnecessary background load.
I open each application and explain in plain language what it does and who it helps. From editing photos and documents to watching videos, recording the screen, managing websites, and running some Windows programs when needed, this setup covers real daily needs.
This video is especially helpful for adults and long-time Windows users who want a practical, stress-free transition to Linux without losing the tools they depend on.
Applications shown in the video:
1.GIMP
2.Krita
3.VLC Media Player
4.FileZilla
5.Bottles
6.GPU Screen Recorder
7.PDF Arranger
8.OnlyOffice
9.Spotify
10.Steam
11.Telegram
12. VS Codium
Linux is no longer just for technical users. With the right apps, it becomes a clean, reliable system for everyday life, work, and creativity.










