Never 😆

I'd say that would be called 'templating' rather than 'coding' 😆

@Stuxnet Well, I've got this phone 3 weeks ago, so... ^^

@myss That's why I love you guys on DevRant 😆

@myss

I'd say it's the other way around: Introvert people rather get into programming, 'cause they're rather the one's spending their time at home doing stuff at their PC. But of course, you shouldn't generalize too much there!

I'm a big fan of Flutter 'cause it compiles to native code that runs perfectly good.

@react-guy My experience was the exact opposite 😂

@frickerg Apple is way too expensive and I strongly dislike some of their philophies. However, thanks for your comment!

@kenogo Compared to that: "Getting Started" on Windows 10 took about 30-40mins on our school PCs which aren't even crappy.

@jespersh I do think, that Linux covers me. Only thing I'll have to use a VM for is Photoshop, because Wine-support has bugs for that and Gimp is a piece of software I'll never want to use again :D

Also I'll probably can't play Scrap Mechanic because it's Windows-only and not available on Lutris / Proton (Also not working when forced) - Maybe that changes in the future though.

Anything else I do, which is basically coding and online-stuff is great on Linux - so I feel like the distro-choice is 90% preference and not so much software-availability. Apart from that, it's great to hear what kind of experience you guys (and girls) have made with different distros.

I'll probably try PopOS first :D

@bahua Thank you very much!

@codenameszjames Still need to try that one :P

@netikras A fair bit of your preferences matches mine perfectly! Although I've tried Mint with Cinnamon already, the DE might be my go-to in the future. I'll try KDE next, but Cinnamon is great. Thanks for your input!

@netikras Probably a mix between a and b - A functional, simplistic but customized system - But you can customize Ubuntu a fair amount as well, which seems perfect cause I don't like the UI (and some other things) of Ubuntu at all, which could be easily switched. But I still feel like there are distros giving a better starting point than that, I still love the analogy though!

Installing Arch takes less time than "Getting ready" on Windows!

@endor Yeah I know what you meant ^^ No worries!

I'm quite curious right now where this discussion is going

@fuck2code That's literally the first time I hear about that, I guess I've talked to not so many enthusiasts :D And PopOS is better in that regard?

@endor You're absolutely right about that "bleeding edge" and probably about Arch too. It'd be interesting to hear though, what do you think about Manjaro?

@deadlyRants That one's a hell of a thing. Thanks for advice!

@AleCx04 I see :D Not arguing against no arguments tho

@Alice Lol

@Alice Why?

I personally like just using ES5 but that's not for everyone considering some companies still want to support Internet Explorer

"Best practices and stuff" - Probably writing very good code but missing a semicolon from time to time and rewriting whole parts because of that error. (Please just ignore the existance of IDEs for the sake of this joke, I know it's bad)

"You can literally fuck everything and reverse afterwards"

Guess I only have weird ideas, because they don't exist lol

@avronr Inkscape is great but for a different purpose and I personally HATE Gimp because of it's pesky UI and unintuitiveness (If that's a word?)

@kenogo It's the same on DuckDuckGo Browser 😂

Looks like a cure to cancer