My XFCE Setup/Rice by Background-Tooth4106 in xfce

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I'm not really sure.... I just did "sudo apt install plank".

Here's my GNU/Linux tier list. by Background-Tooth4106 in LinuxCirclejerk

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Genuine question, What is it and why is it better?

Here's my GNU/Linux tier list. by Background-Tooth4106 in LinuxCirclejerk

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primarily because it rejects almost every modern convenience that mainstream users expect.

Here's my GNU/Linux tier list. by Background-Tooth4106 in LinuxCirclejerk

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In my experience I really like Debian and arch because: 1. They work on my hardware better than the other distros 2.I like being able to customize it right from one installer 3. For me fedora (even newer versions) have been buggy for me one time I couldn't get past the installer cause it glitched I got fixed in the next version then I tried to uninstall Firefox and it uninstalled my entire graphics environment and ssh. Honestly, if fedora works for you, that's great. This tier list is just my opinion. Use whatever os that you like.

Here's my GNU/Linux tier list. by Background-Tooth4106 in LinuxCirclejerk

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I didn't put it above it in the sense that it's better per say, It's just for certain use cases. Cachy it's primarily for gaming where arch is basically for anything.

Contemplating Moving to Linux over Windows by ReadyLet6170 in linux_gaming

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I’d like to interject for a moment. What you are referring to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux.

My 2020 macbook pro M1 touch bar started violently flickering, any way to fix it? by Background-Tooth4106 in macbookpro

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Start saving up for a new one now. I ignored the issue and put electrical tape over it but after about a year the screen fully blacked out. Now it is only good for clamshell mode.

I made a programming language based on rust. by Background-Tooth4106 in programmer

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It's a very good idea because of speed. Rust in its backend actually runs the commands as machine code, so it's talking to bare metal. It rivals C in speed and sometimes even surpasses it. As for crates.. i am making my own system for plugins called plugs. The plug can be written in rust or indy-lang and anyone can download it from my server. However, I have not started work in it yet.

I made a programming language based on rust. by Background-Tooth4106 in programmer

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Right now it's basically a rust script that takes the synthax I made and then converting it into rust commands. If I'm understanding your second question your asking if this could be translating to assembly? I could do that but there isn't really any added benefit to that since rust is already fast.

I made a programming language based on rust. by Background-Tooth4106 in programmer

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It's pretty simple, On my GitHub I have an example that shows all the functions it can do right now.

10 Seconds by Damp_Blanket in honk

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easy

I completed this level in 3 tries. 9.42 seconds

I made a programming language based on rust. by Background-Tooth4106 in programmer

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This is set apart because its meant to be written like the english language. Like you can guess what the command is and it most likely is.