CLEAN UP THAT EFI

Are you a Distro Hopper? Have you noticed that you have old Distro's listed in your UEFI when you boot into BIOS? I have a fix for that. I did forget to "say" one thing in the video that you'll need to do after deleting an old Distro Folder in the /boot/efi/EFI folder: Open your Terminal and enter "sudo update-grub" (without quotes!), enter your password, and let 'er rip! Other than that...

I also talk about Shotcut's ability and speed if you use the "Hardware Encoding" function and you have a GPU (non-integrated graphics card). It's a thing of beauty!

Want some links? Well, here ya go!

What the heck am I talking about regarding the UEFI Boot Lisings? This site will show you, and will also give you a quick tutorial on how to fix the UEFI listings: https://www.reddit.com/r/DistroHopping/comments/jk2dx7/how_do_i_remove_uefi_boot_options/

Want more granular control of your UEFI? LinuxConfig shows you how: https://linuxconfig.org/how-to-manage-efi-boot-manager-entries-on-linux

How the heck did I get Nautilus to give me Administrator Rights to a folder or file? You'll need to install a nifty little tool called, "Nautilus-Admin". It's Foss shows you how: https://itsfoss.com/open-nautilus-as-administrator/

Interested in seeing how to add VAAPI Support for Shotcut Video Editor? Look no further: https://www.reddit.com/r/shotcut/comments/whyoma/fyi_shotcut_now_has_working_hardware_acceleration/

Remember our Words of Wisdom:

Don't drive drunk!
Don't drink and drive"
Don't got to eBay, Amazon, or use MS Edge Shopping all buzzed up because you think you're going to get the latest and coolest stuff...You're probably not.

In the meantime, Bottoms Up & Later Dudes!