I mean basic programming in general, as basic as it gets. It's not guaranteed that every student has programming experience.
cetvrti_magi
joined 1 year ago
I use EndeavourOS (which is almost the same as Arch) for gaming and it works great.
You can do .net on Linux but Windows is much better for that. I recommend using Windows for work and Linux for everything else.
I recommend going with Virt-manager, it works much better than VirtualBox in my experience.
Only saw it once in hospital when I went to do first aid exam for driver licence.
My first distro was Ubuntu because it is a beginner distro and it looked interesting.
I use Heroic games launcher for Epic and it supports GOG too.
It works, thanks.
Around 1 and a half years.
When I turn on my PC it gets stuck on bootloader, I can't do anything in it. As you can see on the image I don't have dual boot setup. I haven't changed any configuration recently. Any ideas what's the problem and how to fix it?
Solution: I put USB UEFI as first boot option in BIOS.
I had same problem on Arch based distros, it's Nvidia problem. Try booting with LTS kernel.
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I never used Wayland but Xorg works really well.
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Don't copy terminal commands from internet if you don't know what they do. Also, try new things just to try them. That's how I started using many things that now make the core of my computer experience. Even if something looks scary I recommend giving it a go because in most cases it is much easier than it looks (at least when you have some experience with Linux).
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YouTube can be a good resource at the start.
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Switching to Linux was very smooth experience for me because I wanted to inform myself about Linux before switching just to know what I'm getting into. If you go prepared you probably won't experience many problems.
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We used Matlab in 3rd year of high school. Teachers sent us link to download pirated version. I installed GNU Octave.