Omarchy is the best thing one could install on pc

[Farang]

it's a linux distribution based on arch linux. optimised for web developers, but good for anyone i think - just replace neovim with sublime text or whichever editor you prefer.

https://omarchy.org/

PS. doesn't work well on mac unfortunately(i've tried).

[TheButcher]

Years ago I woke up one new years day and my desktop would not load, I couldn't find any store open to buy one so borrowed an old pc from a friend who was running Ubuntu, I actually got used to it after a few days but on the 3rd of January when the stores opened I got my first MacBook and have fallen in love with macs every since.

[LuKenGas]

What type of work is it you do Farang

[Farang]

What type of work is it you do Farang

web development. why?

[jag]

My server I had was using Debian Linux I don't know if you heard of it.

[Nakedtruth]

it's a linux distribution based on arch linux. optimised for web developers, but good for anyone i think - just replace neovim with sublime text or whichever editor you prefer.

https://omarchy.org/

PS. doesn't work well on mac unfortunately(i've tried).

What else do you use and recommend?

[3ric]

it's a linux distribution based on arch linux. optimised for web developers, but good for anyone i think - just replace neovim with sublime text or whichever editor you prefer.

https://omarchy.org/

PS. doesn't work well on mac unfortunately(i've tried).

Why replace the Apple OS with Linux any major reason?

[Farang]

it's a linux distribution based on arch linux. optimised for web developers, but good for anyone i think - just replace neovim with sublime text or whichever editor you prefer.

https://omarchy.org/

PS. doesn't work well on mac unfortunately(i've tried).

Why replace the Apple OS with Linux any major reason?

omarchy is better than macos, it’s exactly the same setup DHH, the king of geeks, uses. but doesn’t work well on apple silicon… yet.

[gspotman]

it's a linux distribution based on arch linux. optimised for web developers, but good for anyone i think - just replace neovim with sublime text or whichever editor you prefer.

https://omarchy.org/

PS. doesn't work well on mac unfortunately(i've tried).

Why replace the Apple OS with Linux any major reason?

omarchy is better than macos, it’s exactly the same setup DHH, the king of geeks, uses. but doesn’t work well on apple silicon… yet.

macos work on Macs stick with what works

[Farang]

Why replace the Apple OS with Linux any major reason?

omarchy is better than macos, it’s exactly the same setup DHH, the king of geeks, uses. but doesn’t work well on apple silicon… yet.

macos work on Macs stick with what works

i do have another machine running omarchy, but its not as shiny as my macbook so macos is my daily os for now. apple really are great at locking people into their ecosystem. take the magic mouse, for example, it's far from being the best mouse and still i use it... because it's pretty and it's black and it matches the macbook so well

[Farang]

it's a linux distribution based on arch linux. optimised for web developers, but good for anyone i think - just replace neovim with sublime text or whichever editor you prefer.

https://omarchy.org/

PS. doesn't work well on mac unfortunately(i've tried).

What else do you use and recommend?

in case this is a real question and not sarcasm, i recommend ruby on rails

[Nakedtruth]

it's a linux distribution based on arch linux. optimised for web developers, but good for anyone i think - just replace neovim with sublime text or whichever editor you prefer.

https://omarchy.org/

PS. doesn't work well on mac unfortunately(i've tried).

What else do you use and recommend?

in case this is a real question and not sarcasm, i recommend ruby on rails

It was a serious question I am trying to learn more about softwares and applications

[Farang]

What else do you use and recommend?

in case this is a real question and not sarcasm, i recommend ruby on rails

It was a serious question I am trying to learn more about softwares and applications

in that case i'd recomment listening to DHH - he's kind of like the pastor of web developers.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/2EfPq9 ... 40c4484fc8

that Lex Fridman episode is on youtube as well if that's what you prefer to watch podcasts on.