Tried this. Install ended with "cannot connect to docker, is docker running) Logging of and logging on again resulted in a blank screen...

literally just use htop... why overcomplicate things?

Bro thinks we don't know Windows & WSL doesn't exist. Forcefully comparing to macos & Apple "Hardware" questions your credibility!

Ever heard of pkill? :)

I use arch + awesome wm btw.

It's bad

Linux distribution for programmers is such a misnomer. *Any OS* can be used for development. An OS is nothing but a tool... Stop trying to pad your KZfaq portfolio with clickbait titles and poorly supported products.

I'm a simple person i just use debian and Ubuntu, i like arch, fedora gentoo but they are not for me. I'm happy here on Ubuntu.. 😅

It's Gnome, so I won't bother watching the rest of the video.

just paste the data into chat gippity with the command make this a string array

I tried this for like 5 minutes and then went right back to arch with i3. It's sooooo much better

So good video dude. As you like catpuccino theme I like vscode theme. The only thing good in vscode is its beauty look. So I use neovim with this.

Alacrity does not support ligatures, so not very good as a developer terminal

Love it , Thx

Are you using a hhkb?

Ubuntu? No, thanks.

OMAKUB if spelled in reverse BUKAMO is a Filipino term for OPEN IT (buka mo)

I just dont understand why people compare expensive laptops with cheap ))) latest top tier models from other manufacturers (dell, lenovo, hp) are also with soldered ram. Even in 2015 i picked up 16 gig mbp and it was same price like xps for same specs. Do not buy apple if you don't know WHY you need it :)

Linux is freshness

Really nice video. About package managers: I’ve been using Nix Package Manager for a month now on Ubuntu (personal) and macOS (work). The idea behind it is awesome. I think you will love it.

I totally get terminal multiplexers, but what I don’t get is what value they add to a desktop OS in 2024. I can do CMD+D in iTerm 2 and get the exact same thing?

It’s a pain to use on the mac :(

Hyprland on Arch helped me realize just how cool Linux is. I had been a Windows user all my life but decided to use Linux for at least a year. I installed Arch + Hyprland with My Linux for Work dot files at the start of the year and never looked back. A few says ago I realized I can actually play Windows game on Linux which is crazy. I don't have any reason to go back to Windows now.

We're locked into Ubuntu at work, so this could actually be pretty useful. Might have to test this out to see if I can get away with running this at work. At the very least I can get away with running it in a VM. Would be nice to get an out of the box setup for work, so I don't have to convince my manager that I need to spend 50% of my time tinkering with my own setup :D

Lots of points made Linux vs apple but what about windows? Who am I kidding no one use windows for programming

How do you learn that? Reading the documentation?

So basically all what you will get is a theme, background, chrome, terminal and nice vim theme. When I read the title "programmers new to Linux" I was expecting something built for the programmers like built-in IDEs, Maybe some scrips or package manager to install different SDKs, One click to install deployment environment or list of the best programming tool for different categories and some other stuff like the ones you find in distribution made for hackers

the intro music you chose fits so well in your videos..

the code is well modularized too. you can easily go through it and understand what what each script does.

Personal opionion, Tmux is still waaaaay better then Zellij (I tried both).

This is a great channel.

This broke some configs because they don't like symlinks. The tool replaced the symlinks with a normal file.

Does it go with Secure Boot? Because assumed beginner uses Windows, and in 2024 choices for TPM are pretty limited. So, you cannot "just install" Linux distros as you would either sign them (not a trivial task, poorly documented) or disable Secure Boot, which in turn can ruin certain types of non-Microsoft software. I expect either a follow-up video on how to install this distro alongside Secure Boot or changing the title. Thank you.

Is it the DHH, creator of Rails?

tmux is my Tiling Window Manager

Para los que tienen Ubuntu en español deben de crear la carpeta "Downloads" y dentro de ella ejecutan el comando 👌🏽

Just do :line1,line2s/^/#/g

The concept of using whatever is given to you sounds strange to me. I am fine with getting some starting point but nothing will remain unchanged in my setup.

It's not zfz

What about killall? Fzf is nice, btw, thanks

Why flirt with "beginner" distributions if you're a developer? Just skip to the finish and use Arch lol

I use Arch, btw I will live and die by it.

htop, man

Put DHH in the title and it will go semi-viral

I like the MacBook as a product - the m1 processor and above gives great performance and low power consumption - it runs silently, the fans hardly ever spin, I had a thinkpad before and it was constantly making noise with its cooling system. So we also have a great screen, great sound, huge touchpad, great body made of a whole piece of aluminum and great autonomy. But.... i just hate macOS, i've been trying to get used to it for over two years, before that i was on windows all my life, about a year ago i tried linux but i had problems with my thinkpad and went back to macbook to suffer. But recently i found out that Asahi Linux project already supports external monitors and has become a good product over the years, it allows you to install fedora linux on m1 and m2 processors and i decided to try it, on top of that i installed hyprland from JaKooLit, finally i'm a happy man, i got a good device from apple and incredibly comfortable linux...still has bugs, computer freezes occasionally, but even so it's much more comfortable than macOS🎉

I like my choices and I don’t prefer a pre-configured distribution. But I do appreciate the work and hey it’s a win for such targeted audience.

Lazyvim eww…

These are by far the best neovim config videos

Exactly what i was looking for. Thanks nerd

Have you tried, AmogOS?