The hardest part is when you need to use tools from windows, or to develop a program for that system. Also, many things require good amount of configuration, and with that, expertise at what you doing. I'm currently struggling with solving bug as to why VSCodium will not debug in external terminal.
PeWu
joined 1 year ago
And -50% intelligence while we at that
(Although -50% from 0 is still a 0)
Ethero 💀 Dude be speaking with souls
Same
Today I was fucking around with this shit. I can't even update my distro, otherwise ecryptfs will go adios, and fingerprinting will be broken.
It is money made out of antimatter
Leave my pitbull alone
I am convinced that at least 90% of Lemmy's active users are already anti-google chrome, or anti-google itself
Thanks for making me depressed ... ugh
Installed Mint. I needed quite a lot of work to make for example IDE configured CORRECTLY. (VSCodium on flatpak is a pain in the ass, don't recommend). But aside of that, after small tweaks and customizations and I like it. I'll make a point that I kad previous experience with Linux (PopOS/Mint/Ubuntu), although not a positive one. Now I'm seeing that being here is vastly better than windows, and ofc more concise. The backup system is nice, allows you to revert for example an update (which was important for my case cuz after major system update, fingerprint authentication on login screen was borked, and needed reinstall). Overall nice experience. It's not perfect, but nothing is.