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22 hours agoI would highly recommend against installing arch AS your first distro. You could go with EndeavourOS (or some other Arch based Distros), but plain arch will be very unforgiving if you dont know what you are doing.
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4·3 days agoHow common are gender neutral restrooms in the UK in general? I’m generally curious, since at least in Germany its not that common to find some.
The government of a country usually reflects, at least partially, what its voters/citizens think…
Why the fuck is the UK even listed at all? The country that proudly says, that it is determining sex based on what you were born with and that everyone has to use bathrooms AS according to their birth sex.
Believe it or not, but ed (or in Addition sed) gets used quite a lot when editing files or strings in bash scripts.
3·5 days agoPlanned on doing that
I do hate myself, but not that much
How do I selfhost my bedbugs?
That’s a very good idea, will definitely do that.
4 tonnes are to be investigated by The judge
It really is a great OS
Oh yeah I remember netbeans from my school days. Was a quite nice one, but we more or less used it like a glorified texteditor with some buttons (except for the UI editor. Used that quite a lot).
I use the normal mode
i think it really depends on what you want to do, what languages you use and what text editor/ide you use. From my experience its usually not really worth it to get used to an IDE for bash. They all sucked. So instead I just have my emacs and my shell and I can start coding.
It depends on what you do, but generally I can’t argue against a debugger.
Already joined the emacs cult. Youre too late.
I usually recommend Linux Mint. Its based on Ubuntu, so when searching for help online everything that works for Ubuntu should work for mint. Another Advantage mint has is, that it has quite a lot of UIs for a lot of applications/settings. This means, that you dont have to work with the terminal that much when doing something. However, I Am highly recommending that in the long term you should try to find your way around in the terminal. A lit if help that you will find online is based around the terminal, and knowing what commands do is quite valuable.