ThePrimeagen On Running Linux
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Published 2024-01-29
Full Episode: • #204 Vim Is The Only REAL CODE EDITOR...
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All Comments (21)
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Basically, the operating system should get out of the way. This is what Linus Torvalds himself says.
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Biggest crossover of our generation
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Primeagen is reinventing a faster and more streamlined version of Emacs. I can't wait for the full release of Primamacs.
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“It is a thrown together mess that just happens to work”. Perfectly describes my installed gnome extensions
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Prime nailed the whole reason I use i3 as well - I love how quickly I can just jump to exactly the thing I want to be at. There's never the question of "Oh, where is that window again?" because the answer is "It's exactly where I decided that thing should live" and "I can get there with one combo". Even on the worst kinds of days, I can use rofi to find any window that has somehow gone missing.
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Prime is an inspiration for getting stuff done! Also, Tom is a genius.
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really glad to see theprimeagen on
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this was a welcome suprise, love prime and his takes
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Using linuxfromscratch as a daily driver is nutz. I remember the days when I used to compile freebsd software with ports. I think back upon that, and I think that is so time wasteful. I used to compile my own kernel, jre, and also compile my own apache server on a 2009 computer hardware. That would take about 4 days of compiling. Absolutely nutz.
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wezterm mentioned let's go
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This one blew up. Congratulations, Brodie.
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Don't say "I haven't learned Linux". You don't learn Linux. You use Linux. Every day.
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Best Shortcut To Start Using: ctrl + shift + A when opening a chrome tab you were on
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I was definitely not expecting this one!
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Lol the pop OS window manager was the main reason I switched too
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ThePrimeagen is a very focused individual. So he will build a system which is efficient and quick!!!!! Bravo!
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I hate screen tearing so much. That's the thing that made me go back to windows back in the days. Now with wayland it feels much better
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Vivaldi (not open source, I know, I know) has helped me a lot with this "too many tabs" issue. You can ctrl+e and type the title of what you're searching for. That and the Workspaces feature are working like a charm to me.
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for managing tabs I now use the tabOS extension, it's far from perfect but allows me to keep chrome clean for the first time
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I just use KDE because it does everything out of the box and then some, it's easy to configure 100's of shortcut keys for it, and I generally don't have to do anything to get it working and keep it working. One of these days, maybe after I retire, I'll have the time to sit down and try doing LFS.
