taatparya

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What mix of project work and theory is best for learning software development?
1 points by taatparya 8y ago|0 comments
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Interactive Git Cheatsheet(ndpsoftware.com)
179 points by taatparya 8y ago|33 comments
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by taatparya 9y ago
People used to Windows are just like beginners for Linux. It is difficult to empathise with a beginner but there are just too many versions, different for single card, multiple cards, X, gdm, xephyr etc., making it abstruse.
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by taatparya 9y ago
Any ideas how can I influence the development. I know at least a dozen IT and school people who want this and I might be able to mobilize even more. People who want to see Linux on the desktop may be more interested to see this happen.
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by taatparya 9y ago
Actually, want to use multi-cores which are so prevalent today - you can run Netbeans IDE for Java / PHP / JavaScript on them with good memory which I don't thinks SoCs can handle. I need much more CPU than SoCs but will be h
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by taatparya 9y ago
I think it should be a no-brainer e.g. Aster for Windows 7 and 10. It is plug and play with a simple GUI configuration step. The instructions you have mentioned are more than three years old. Unless it is easily available, it is not going t
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Ask HN: Why is multi-seat out of the box is taking forever to arrive in Linux?
1 points by taatparya 9y ago|8 comments
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by taatparya 10y ago
- FLAVOR: [Ubuntu Desktop, Ubuntu Core] - HEADLINE: Multi-Seat and Multi-Head Out of the Box - DESCRIPTION: It would be a great way to cut costs if a single machine could support multiple workstations like SoftXpand does for Windows 7, out