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It’s extremely easy to get started
It’s extremely easy to get started
stop using nano, if you want a non modal editor use vim -y
not really, gnu is still a big professional project
t480s, x390 yoga, older x1 carbon, maybe an x13
I usually use the C standard library qsort function.
Raygui, fltk, GTK. Qt if you’re working in C++
in most cases you really shouldn’t
Arch is pretty simple. Anyone with an intermediate skill level could use it pretty easily, I reckon.
Maybe, but arch is simpler
OnlyOffice is problematic. They abuse additional clauses in the AGPL license to make code redistribution impossible. Thus, effectively making the software source-available freeware while still profiting from the Free Software image.
free software is a political movement
lunduke is possibly the biggest asshole in the Linux space. do not share his garbage “journalism”.
zsh has vi mode
Kakoune, NixOS, dwl.
competing standards
river is great. It’s far more stable than any other wayland compositor I’ve used.
I’d recommend river to anyone looking for an alternative wayland dynamic tiling wm.
no, modal text editors are just nicer to use