Setting Up a Linux Machine For Development

20 thoughts on “Setting Up a Linux Machine For Development”

• which laptop are you using?

• this guy literally poses the a software engineer but you can clearly see how n00b he is. He practices every and each step of the video 100x, hit record and acts as if he knew that since ages, naturally LOL!

• Ubuntu 20.04 LTS is rock solid. The newer versions are still very buggy at the moment. 20.04 is supported until 2025

• Python is weird!!

• 6:16 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
  You weren't executing
  better to get used to:

  chmod +x file.sh
  ./file.sh

• Please do the same video for fedora 🙏🙏

• Why ubuntu? Why not a free opensource distro.

• made it simple, crazy, you forgot terms, oh borther, my job is all about terms and nothing gets done, we need to hire you

• Do I really need to set up partitions this way? Can't I just delete all and install on a partition containing all storage without setting up home etc partitions?

• I used arch and broke my os thank god i was in the process of installing fedora Xd

• bro i am not here to see your beautiful face i went here for setup things i would be very great if you record the screen only

• Kylo Ren from the light side of the force. Thanks,

• use ventoy for install the operating system without every time wipe out the pen drive

• Hi, salam indonesia

• you should use less then maximum memory rams ….. anyway you good enough for a software engineer 👍

• Thank you for making this

• Teach us how to compile software on Linux machine from their source. Like i downloaded a software called Zotero but it needed compilation in order to install. I don't know how to do it. My life will be in heaven if i learn compilation.

• im using windows but gonna use linux in next pc, (im starting programming, learnin python, will gonna learn smth after python)

• It seems you weren't trying to get people to monkey your movements?

• Im an old unix guy, everyone googles everything. They just look smart when they remember the third time :D. Keep notes so you can do it quickly the second and third time.

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