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visual studio code works too

what you need is an IDE (integrated development environment) out of the free ones in my opinion Qt Creator works best for C/C++ either that, or you just open two terminal windows

dylan has taken a break from all of his projects it seems

i sold my m1 macbook and couldn't be happier with the new laptop

Couldn't it be a problem with X11? Have you tried running Wayland?

apparently it's steam's fault. steam inhibits the screen locker

okay, so my problem is that my screen locker is never activated. this is the only reason why i use sway (a wayland reimplementation of the i3 xorg window manager), and not i3 i have these two relevant lines in my ~/.config/i3/config exec_always --no-startup-id xset s 120 5 exec_always...

some games like cyberpunk 2077 and doom eternal run better (read higher fps) on linux through proton than natively on windows

look up apod (astronomy picture of the day) from nasa, that's what i use

backtrack 2 (former kali linux), back in 2007

i've used it for OCR

no, i wrote it myself, i picked ideas from here and there and the result is this script do what?

honestly, i have no idea what i'm doing. i'm no bash programmer. but it works

here's my little script that works well with the i3 wm #!/usr/bin/env bash langs=(eng ara chi_sim chi_tra deu ell fin heb hun jpn kor nld rus tur) lang=$(printf '%s\n' "${langs[@]}" | dmenu "$@") maim -us | tesseract --dpi 145 -l eng+${lang} - - | xsel -bi #grim -g "$(slurp)" - | tesseract...

instead of entering these two commands, one will suffice

you can use firefox for this, and even chrome (iirc) has a command line switch to achieve this

uwuntu

only for the m1/m2 based macs, not intel

i don't know how it's done in debian, but if you know the path of a file and you need to know what package it belongs to, it's very easy do pacman -Fy to update the database and then pacman -F /usr/bin/{binary} and it will tell you the package it can be any file