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alekq
5y ago
Was really looking forward to this one... SerenityOS got me curious in OS development and Andreas is such a great guy.
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alekq
5y ago
Chicken in particular exists for roughly 20 years and like many projects started as hobby... Some time ago I read an interview with the author (Felix Winkelmann) and he gave the name because of the toy on his desk (if I remember correctly).
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alekq
5y ago
Same here... when I started with Linux (around 17-18 years ago), I had to customize everything - from the aesthetics, ergonomics to the system level stuff. Now I just change wallpaper and mouse cursor theme, check enabled services and remov
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alekq
5y ago
Adult people do stuff for fun, I guess.
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Use the Right Tool for the Job
(unixsheikh.com)
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alekq
5y ago
Author is OpenBSD developer.
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alekq
5y ago
Gentoo's Portage also.
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alekq
5y ago
Questions for the GuixSD and NixOS users: 1) Are these kind of systems overkill for the desktop user? 2) How easy is it to customize/tweak these systems in the manner that Gentoo does? So, building from source by tweaking the software
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5y ago
AFAIK there is no KDE/Plasma for Guix and correct link for nonguix/guix-nonfree is https://gitlab.com/nonguix/nonguix Also, I think you can use the non-libre linux kernel build from substitutes instead buildi
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Trinity desktop release R14.0.10 (KDE 3.5 fork)
(trinitydesktop.org)
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alekq
6y ago
What is wrong Ruby? Which language would be "cool" choice?
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Greybeard's tomb: the lost treasure of language design (2019)
(michael.orlitzky.com)
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alekq
6y ago
Besides power, the arguments for the desktops are also price, simple(r) upgrades and repairs.
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alekq
6y ago
I was happy KDE user for very long time - first 3.x, then 4 (even with all those glitches and bugs at the very beginning). Then I had 7-8 years break off Linux and last year decided to install it on my new desktop machine. Went with Plasma
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alekq
6y ago
Which feature(s) exactly do you miss on XFCE that makes it unusable in comparision to GNOME?
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A Lisp Programmer Living in Python-Land: The Hy Programming Language
(leanpub.com)
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6y ago
In case you are interested to try it in VM, OpenSuSE images are good option. Vanilla is available here: https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/X11:/xfce:/rat:/i...
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alekq
6y ago
Not sure that elixir fits into that comparison... Maybe Crystal, Free Pascal even.
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Funtoo Linux and Sabayon joining forces
(forums.funtoo.org)
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alekq
6y ago
Yes, Linux and regressions, it is quite common and frequent annoyance. Many times I regret for not using some LTS distro, but stalled/outdated software stops me from making the switch.
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6y ago
It is (too) expensive, but crap is certainly not.
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6y ago
That is the "curse" of Linux I always had difficulty to understand: something does not work at all or the way I like it - switch the god-damn OS (= distro) where it works instead biting the bullet and trying to fix it. It's i
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6y ago
It's strange they do not mention Slackware.
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6y ago
Thank you very much for this! I am sorry that I did not know about it sooner. Anyway the question for HN - is it too "late" for a person to consider career change in 33? To clarify, I am not in IT business, my formal education (an
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6y ago
+1 It is great encouragement that time investment is never lost if it is something you love and enjoy, even when no one else has benefit of it.
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Zach Beane – Uses This
(usesthis.com)
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How I Got into Games, Part 1: Echo Bazaar
(weatherfactory.biz)
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7y ago
It’s great that you read the linked page, because at the introduction he wrote: But then, why this tutorial? Why write an adventure game using a general-purpose programming language? Because doing so can be entertaining, challenging and edu
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Uses This Interview – Bram Moolenaar
(usesthis.com)
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Uses This Interview – Tarn Adams (Dwarf Fortress)
(usesthis.com)
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