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by lstrope 14y ago
In the end which font(s) have you found that render well or that you recommend? Any monospace in particular? Edit: P.S. I feel that I was too harsh in discounting CentOS as a "difficult" server distro. It is, for the reasons in your reply
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by lstrope 14y ago
comming back to comment again and I'd have to say that I think instructing someone completely new to linux to use a more "stable" linux like CentOS or Debian can be just as damanging when they cannot figure out how to get java installed cor
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by lstrope 14y ago
While I agree with you that KDE is awesome, I feel as though you may be passing up a really great distro that IMO meets all your needs. OpenSuse is developed solely on KDE's latests and greatest. They extensively test on KDE making it the
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by lstrope 14y ago
ST2 is a great text editor (I like vim more) - and a text editor is what it should be compared to. Intellij/RubyMine are slow to start (initially) because they are indexing and giving you some of the most powerful refactoring support you co
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by lstrope 15y ago
Asus ROG
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by lstrope 15y ago
I second the thinkpad.
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by lstrope 15y ago
That is not true. Arch, Fedora, Debian are all capable of supporting the hardware specs of a 3 year old MBP. It depends a lot more on the experience you want with your system. Do you want KDE or Gnome? Or something more sleek like openbo
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by lstrope 15y ago
My thoughts and feeling echo yours nearly in parallel. If you ever decide to make the programmers community a reality, please ping me. I have had a vision for quite some time of such a community, one that was self sufficient and still focus
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Python vs. Scala, a better breakdown(therighttool.hammerprinciple.com)
6 points by lstrope 15y ago|0 comments