Bromite. It's ungoogled-chromium for Android. It's not available on play store, gotta download from it's GitHub repo.

@neeno it should have worked with src folder too without any configs as far I'm aware.

I'd agree that go tooling is not flexible and to most extent it's by design. Go philosophy is to only one way to do things to avoid fragmentatiolike other languages for example C++.

But most of it is documented very well(from my experience). If you have gone through go lang tour and golangbyexample then you should be familiar with many of Go's restrictions and caveats

Not everything has to live inside GOPATH. Two words: Go modules

There's gofmt in built for formatting and golanci-lint for other linting and you don't need to configure them at all. It's just a one command each you need run(if you're using vscode or goland then that's also taken care of). What linter are you using that you had to spend four hours configuring.

@Kaji yes it is a redhat derivative. And both are somehow related. Don't remember exactly how. But back in 2014-15 redhat invested or supported or something like that to centos.

Arch for desktop and Debian for server

Get your facts straight first. Ubuntu supports UEFI from version 11.10. And so does Mint. So don't blame Linux for your stupidity.

What does this do?

ALL.

Hp spectre x360. It has 16 gb ram, 256/512 gb ssd/ 4 gb Nvidia graphics card, 4k screen, i7 quad core, 8 threads(probably 8th gen i suppose), touch screen, convertible, not so heavy.

I started programming with C, not HTML(besides as everyone else said, not a programming language).

I love to have new wallpapers everyday but lazy to do it myself so I use programs that changes wallpaper randomly on my phone and laptop everyday!

Linux Mint

If you're student you can get azure via dreamspark without giving debit/credit card info

@JoshBent your original kernel(provided by antergos) configuration didn't support loading of sound drivers you needed as module?

As far as I know regular and Go version codes are bundled. You just need to change build configuration and it will build go version.

KNEEL you lil bitch *voice of a Gentoo user*

@flocke Yes. Thanks for introducing me to it. I didn't know about it till now.

@datawraith Nothing is better. It depends on what kind of work you want to do and with which you're comfortable the most.

Dating app for developers sure sound good. Let's make it devs!

Whenever I install a new add on and it asks for browsing history/read data permissions which is not needed for the functionality it is providing, I delete it right away!

Only thing which they've mentioned is passing structured data through pipes. I ain't switching my zsh for this.

Why not do both? Read about algorithms/data structures and follow them up with practice questions regarding that topic. Then when you feel confident enough jump in to the wild and take part in programming competitions and solve any random question you come across

Actual real devs:
Who doesn't give a fuck about defining criteria for being a real dev and just mind his/her own code.

@Linux according to Arch wiki it was around 60 gig in march but it might have be grown by now. And if you really want to make sure if Manjaro uses it's own mirrors or not just browse manjaro ftp mirror and arch mirror and you will find that not all the packages are at same version as they are in arch repo.

@Linux do you know what is the size of Arch repos? It is around 50-60 gbs. Repo sizes are low because of how arch package management is designed

@Linux https://wiki.manjaro.org/index.php/...

@Linux Mint is good and I also recommend to those instead of Ubuntu who wants to use apt based package management but you saying Arch and Arch based distros are completely for testing is ridiculous. First of all you're meant to spend time when you choose arch because that's what you opted for. That's the whole idea behind Arch that your linux your way. It's your responsibility to take care of it.
Second Manjaro is a daily driver candidate. If it couldn't be used as daily driver then it wouldn't be on distrowatcher's top spot from like months.
So my point is you should not mislead people. You can say your opinion but you don't need to say bad stuff about things you don't know about (or tend to ignore).
Peace ✌️

@Linux Manjaro doesn't directly use arch repos. It has its own repos so after packages are pushed to arch repos they don't appear in manjaro instantly. It take some time for them to appear in Manjaro. They are tested first and patched for Manjaro if needed and then they appear on stable manjaro branch. So even if it is rolling release and based on arch it has very low possibility of breaking stuff. I for myself is using Manjaro from past 2 years and I have never encountered a breakage because of updates.

phpMyAdmin

Oops sorry I misunderstood. I don't know if you can do something that lets you boot vm on start on windows but one thing you can do is make persistent usb disk(same as i mentioned before but it has be made using some other method. Google is your friend) and boot from it in virtualbox.