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  • It am quite sure in the manual, but if you just look on the interwebz tutorials every command line just writes the full shebang. So you don’t look up the manual and get flabbergasted when you see this post. btw: if you are able to guess “what the standard shortcut would be”, you are a wizard Harry 🥳






  • jcr@jlai.lutolinuxmemes@lemmy.worldFeature parity or get out
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    1 month ago

    Problem with Wayland, is the liability of being to not able the use of some software, and not being able to foresee it.

    X11 is also working well, and a lot of the “issues” people have with it is more about hearsay than real issues.

    This is the reason why we have distro diversity: we can choose ! And laugh at innocent memes either way we feel about it









  • Self taught Python (and using linux OS) over the last 15 years ; the only ways I found real progress in my code/coding were while doing the following : 1/ (at start): following strictly a “school manual” with lessons and ALL exercices. It was Python 2.3 I think, a manual (in French) by Swinnen. To be honest I stopped before reaching the GUI and network programming, and guess at what I suck today in Python programming … 2/ projects, personal projects. I did pro (paid) projects on the side, but with the impetuous to deliver results to be paid, I can not progress. On personal projects I can take the time to try stuff, to rewrite functions or programs, and to “improve” existing code with new/better coding constructs.

    So here I am with a rather random level of Python programming proficiency, currently being average at most but enough proficient to have workable programs.