Installing VS Code on Linux: When Coding Becomes as Easy as Making Coffee

So, you’ve decided to become a true Linux ninja and chosen VS Code as your trusty code editor? Great choice! Let’s get you set up with VS Code on Ubuntu, Fedora, and Arch Linux. Don’t worry—no need for wizardry here, just your terminal and a little patience. Ready? Let’s dive in!

1. Installing VS Code on Ubuntu: The Path to Programmer’s Zen

For Ubuntu fans, there’s a simple way to get set up—so easy you could do it before your morning coffee.

Installing yay on Arch Linux

They say Arch Linux is an operating system for the truly brave – those who don’t take the easy way out. If you’ve made it this far and are thinking of installing yay, then you’re no longer a newbie. Or, if you still are, you’re in for a one-of-a-kind adventure!

Step 1: Remember the Magic of sudo

Ever wondered why the sudo command feels so magical? With it, you can have a bit of fun with your system, and no one will scold you for it! So, let’s start the journey to install yay.

Arch Linux vs. Ubuntu vs. Fedora: The Linux Family Reunion

If you’re new to the Linux world and wondering what it’s all about, check out my post on What is Linux and Arch Linux. It’ll give you a solid foundation before diving into this fun family reunion.

Imagine if Linux distributions were people at a family reunion. There’s always that one cousin who shows up with a DIY toolkit and an attitude (hello, Arch), the one who’s brought a plate of freshly baked cookies for everyone (aww, Ubuntu), and the one who’s always flexing the latest tech and dropping new updates like confetti (that’s Fedora, of course).

How to Upgrade from IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition to Ultimate Edition on Arch Linux

Step 1: Remove IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition (Time to Say Goodbye)

So, you’ve decided it’s time to bid farewell to the IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition. Maybe it just doesn’t have the spark anymore, and you’re ready for a more premium relationship with the Ultimate Edition. Let’s make the breakup clean and tidy.

Open up that terminal (your trusty sidekick in this adventure) and wave goodbye to the Community Edition with this command:

How to Prepare Your Computer for Java and Install IntelliJ IDEA community edition on Arch Linux

Step 1: Summon Java (The Digital Butler You Didn’t Know You Needed)

Before you dive headfirst into the magical world of Java coding, you need a butler—Java. Think of Java like Alfred to your Batman: always there to help, but with a side of developer sass.

Open up your trusty terminal (that magical black box that makes you look 10x smarter) and type:

Getting Started with Arch Linux: A Beginner’s Guide to Mastering the Basics

Introduction

Ready to embark on the epic journey of installing Arch Linux? If you’re not yet sure what Linux is or why you’d choose Arch, check out our guide on “What is Linux and Arch Linux” to understand the basics before diving into the installation process.

Awesome! We’re going to do this with MBR (because old school is still cool), a single root partition (because simplicity is king), and we’ll top it off with Xorg and GNOME Shell (because who doesn’t like a shiny, modern desktop?).

Arch Linux vs Ubuntu: A Love-Hate Relationship

When it comes to Linux distributions, you’ve got two fan-favorite contenders in the ring: Arch Linux and Ubuntu. It’s a bit like comparing a gourmet chef who insists on handcrafting every meal (Arch) with a friendly neighborhood pizzeria that serves up delicious, no-nonsense slices (Ubuntu). Both have their strengths, quirks, and passionate followings, but which one deserves your love—or frustration?

My Wild Ride Through the World of Programming Languages: From C# Heartbreak to Java Love Affair

Introduction

Ah, the world of programming languages—it’s like a dating pool, except instead of swiping left or right, you’re smashing your head against the keyboard until something finally works. Over the past 14 years, I’ve had my fair share of heartbreaks, love affairs, and one-night stands with various languages. From C# to Python, Java to TypeScript, and even a torrid fling with Markdown, my journey has been anything but dull.

Building a Budget 8-Core Intel Beast for Arch Linux (Or Windows, if You Must)

Introduction

So, you’ve finally decided to build your own Intel-based PC. Maybe you’re tired of your old machine wheezing every time you open a browser tab, or perhaps you just want to impress your friends with your mad tech skills. Either way, you’re in the right place! Today, we’re going to build a budget-friendly, 8-core Intel beast that’ll run Arch Linux like a dream—or Windows, if you prefer the path more traveled.

What the Heck is Linux? And Why Arch Linux is the Secret Sauce of Nerdy Bragging Rights

Introduction

So, you’ve heard the whispers in the tech corridors about this mysterious thing called Linux, and you’re wondering, “What in the world is this, and why should I care?” Great question! Imagine your computer is a pizza. Windows and macOS are like the default pepperoni and cheese options—good, solid choices, but nothing you’d write home about. Linux, on the other hand, is like a customizable, all-you-can-add topping pizza, where you’re the chef. Want anchovies? Go for it. Extra pineapple? I won’t judge.