Wait a minute, there is a VSCode IDE for Linux? I thought VSCodium was the Linux fork of VSCode..
I try keep my system as light as possible because it makes compiling APKs with buildozer faster and in the past with windows I even had my computer freeze up during the process
Thank you. I will check it out before making a final decision.. as long as I can have a stable system that can do my programming tasks efficiently I will be happy
I just compared the specs now for the first time... LMDE is just as efficient on resources as Xubuntu is... I will probably end up switching sooner or later. Thank you
Hi everyone I had to do a bit of back and forth to solve a problem I had with my WiFi failing to reconnect automatically sometimes on Xubuntu (Ubuntu 24.04), and since I found the solution, I would like to share it for anyone else in the future browsing the forum.
I do realize that there was a...
I liked mint too but Xubuntu can do more intense tasks with less ram.. I was looking into Lubuntu aswell but their official website was down so i stayed away.
My vlc problem was fixed by uninstalling from the GNOME Software application manager. It was included with Xubuntu 23.10 (even though it...
I am doing an online programming course. On windows I used to be able to use VSCode to do my assignments in (using codespaces extension), sadly on Linux there is no support for VScodium (I can't even find the extension), so now I have to do my assignments in my browser... That is the only...
I was going to wait before I upgraded Xubuntu from 23.10, but I let my curiosity get the better of me and upgraded to 24.04 today. I had vlc installed before upgrade, after upgrade it wouldn't run when I tried opening an MP4... So I uninstalled from terminal and got a message back saying vlc not...