ITT: memes that you're glad you fell for I'll start:

There are firefox plugins that add a vim like mode.

>vim
>linux-gentoo
>C
>tor
>paid vpn
>traps
>and im not gay

>>58604442
Vimperator on firefox and vimium on chromium

>>58604442
>I can learn programming and contribute to the Linux community with it.
how bout you progress past babby shit first?

>>58604442
>That being said, can chromium/firefox support Vim style input?
Sure. Use Vimium and Pentadactyl, repsectively.

I see no reason to use vim when nano exists.

>>58604495
Journey of a thousand miles starts from a footstep

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>>58604500
nano = vim in insert mode

>>58604498
s/Pentadactyl/Vimperator/

>>58604498
Pentadactyl is dead

Golang

Also a lot of Go programmers use vim because go is well integrated.

>>58604464
>traps
>and im not gay
yes you are anon, you are just in denial like most faggots that jerk it to other dudes with huge dicks and plastic tits. But honestly it's fine, nobody gives a fuck if you want to suck cock or get fucked in the ass by some random black guy.

>>58604500
You have no idea how retarded you sound to people who use vim.

>>58604612
Not him but

>Skinny traps
>THICC girls
are the ways to go

>>58604442
>emacs
>bsd
>c

>>58604442
>I can learn programming and contribute to the Linux community with it.
Yeah, but you're not going to because you're a lazy fuck.

>That being said, can chromium/firefox support Vim style input?
vimperator

>>58604627
meant for >>58604606

>>58604442
>hackintosh
The greatest meme I fell for, leaves both legitimate Applefags and PC fags confused.
>macOS itself
Best desktop OS out there, packed with features but can be dead simple when you're not pushing the OS to its limits with DNC hacking, desktop ricing and anime posting.
>iPhone
The Toyota Corolla of phones. Always latest OS, stable as fuck, great design, and fits my needs well because I've had enough fun tweaking Android. I mainly use it for calls, mail, WhatsApp and Spotify.

>>58604673
DNC hacking doesn't push anything to the limit.

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>>58604612

vim is a text editor
nano is a text editor

vim, same as nano, was designed to edit config files

folks who mutilate vim and transform it into a frankenstein IDE because "muh terminal for everything" are the retarded ones

>>58604741
OP here.

Isn't that amazing? I mean, I can literally pull up my IDE that is Qterminal, and do anything I like with it, with less resources than any GUI based IDEs

>>58604500
I used to think that and maybe in small config files where you just want to make a quick edit and save it, nano is fine but vim has so many features for navigating files and editing texts thats it's better suited in most situations.

>>58604787
I wish I had enough skill and patience to use something like vim because I can almost physically feel how bloated PhpStorm is.

>Linux
I might switch back to Windows if I hit my head somewhere one day
>Traps & Loli
you know it's delicious
>Redis
fast as fuck
>Arch
It's darwins distro, the dumb cant use it

>>58604519
Whats this fag coloring? Why arent your args colored?

>>58604814
>It's darwins distro, the dumb cant use it

Archfags actually believe this.

>>58604810
$vimtutor
7
easy
lessons


Takes half an hour to learn and another half an hour to perfect with practice

>>58604828
you do understand that if you colorcoat everything but args then args are colorcoated by default?

>>58604840
Show us an install then, prove darwin wrong

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>>58604847
>http://www2.geog.ucl.ac.uk/~plewis/teaching/unix/vimtutor
>muh html minimalism
>text isn't even centered

>>58604810
>using phpstorm
>php
anon, you fucked up

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>>58604673

>>58604814
>Arch
>It's darwins distro, the dumb cant use it
Installing Arch + your favourite DE is literally a single terminal command that any idiot could type in. If you're saying idiots can't type shit, then you haven't been around here for very long.

>>58604885
No, faggot, type vimtutor in your terminal, otherwise you can't do built-in exercises

>>58604887
But anon, I'm only writing acceptance tests in Codeception and only touch php with a very long stick.

>>58604442
>laptops are bad for gaming
when you are young and stupid you think it's ok to try to play games on a laptop, but it's not, it's just stupid.
>thinkpads
>arch

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>>58604913
No, thanks, I'm good.

>>58604903
Idiots can't type sentences without misspelling words, how do you expect them to work the terminal?

>>58604442
>C

Great choice for system programming, but it has its caveats. Make sure to learn what functions are unsafe (ex. - anything that reads input into a buffer, but which doesn't do bounds checking). Known attacks can and will fuck your shit up if you don't watch out.

If you want an example of this, at Princeton University, a course is taught on system programming - COS217. If you google that, you can find the course site. They link to some nice resources concerning buffer overflow attacks and the like. Get to know that stuff well before you start any serious project.

>>58604442
Why is your terminal font so fucking huge?

>>58604814
>It's darwins distro, the dumb cant use it
that would be gentoo or linux from scratch

you're a typical inbred who thinks installing arch+i3 and ricing the fuck out of it makes you and advanced linux user

>>58605077
Thanks for the advice. Any books on safer C?
>>58605111
HTPC

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>>58605111
>why do people have different fucking preferences than me

>>58605118
LFS is retarded. You're just copying and pasting commands into the terminal.

>>58605131
Why are you programming on an HTPC?

>>58605163
and arch is what? rocket science?

>>58605170
>64" TV
>Wireless keyboard, mouse
>Programming on a sofa
comfy

>>58605195
I was the first person in this thread to call arch retarded. LFS just also happens to be retarded.

>>58605131
http://www.cs.princeton.edu/courses/archive/fall16/cos217/

They list a bunch of good resources on system programming here (and, by extension, some decent resources on good design practice). You could either buy them or look on libgen for them.

>>58605197
>64"
>1080p

>>58605232
>TV casts
>4k
Not in my country

>>58604442
>//
>line numbers
>syntax highlighting
try again fagboy

>>58605411
>Do I fit in yet

>>58605411
i bet you use acme

>>58605411
>no line numbers
You don't even use Vim, VStoddler

>>58604442
Tmux.
Unlimited "virtual desktop" power with like 5 commands you need to remember.

>>58605464
post those 5 commands

>>58604464
Was tor being a honeypot a meme?

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>>58605433
The only way to write C

>>58604442

>Surface pro 4
Got lucky with mine not having any of the issues people have been harping on about (though it is of concern), was able to go paperless two semesters ago.

>>58605617
nu-male spotted

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>>58605464

>>58605633
Not everyone's a hick who want their hands cut to shreds by paper cuts faggot.

>>58605726
>his nu-male hands get cut by papers
kek

>>58605197
Im trying this one

>>58605791
Whatever you do, don't get logitech's wireless keyboard - it's shit

>>58604673
Every day at work I find at least a new flaw in macOS. I just can not believe anybody can tolerate, yet like this shit OS

>>58604442
>DELL Ultrasharp

I fucking love mine.

>Gentoo
The only linux distribution so far that has worked for me
>SICP
Great book, even if some brainlets can't read past the first page and decide to hate it.

emacs.
Also why is your tab indentation so fucking huge

>>58606846
8 character tabs in C

that should always be the rule, if you have more than 3 levels of indentation your program is broken anyway

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>>58604442
>using the terminal to edit text
is this 1970s all over again?
why can't you grow out of your autism and use a modern text editor?

>>58606646
When you go mac, you never go back !

>>58606868
>that should always be the rule, if you have more than 3 levels of indentation your program is broken anyway
lol

>>58606868
fuck off linus

>>58606953
its a unix thing

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>>58606953
???

>>58605522
Yes, the only way they can catch you is by malware or by targetted bandwidth throttling.

>>58607601
time correlation attacks

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>>58607553

>>58604519
how is this different from sublime text?

>>58604442
>Emacs
This is the text editor that I always wanted. It's basically a Lisp machine.

>Lisp
I don't ever plan on writing code for profit, as I have the money anyway, so usefulness is not a concern. So having said that, Lisp is a magical language. It reminds me of the time when I discovered Japanese.

>Gentoo
Compiling everything is pretty comfy.

>i3
Fuck yeah window tiling.

>Being free/libre
Greatest feeling.

>>58606646
what's wrong with it?

>arch with openrc
>i3
>thinkpad x200t
thats it folks

>>58607701
I'm wondering the same.

>>58604442
>Vimium
It's awesome. I'm looking for terminals that support Vim-like input with the possibility of modifying the config.

>i3
I absolutely love it, no moving windows around and it's moving like vim.

>>58607701
>>58607800
not proprietary

>>58604741
I went from nano to vim so hard my alias file has nano="vim".

It's great that once you learn to move with it, it's just four taps to move 974 lines down.

>>58604810
Vimtutor's worth it, really.

I edit all text files with it, it's quite simple to use. If I could open PDF's and .docx files in terminal, I'd never need anything else anymore.

>>58604442
>non-relative numbering

What are you, a fucking mathemagician?

>>58606889
When you go Mac you take it in the back

>>58604956
Either your baiting or you're underage

>vim
>tmux
>mpv
>git
>Thinkpads
>Model M

>>58604442
Touch typing but now i don't type faster than 50wpm with errors on some keys

>>58607720
I love you anon.

>>58607720
>i3
you were so close.

>GNU Emacs
The extensible king of productivity and an editor with great Haskell support, great Common Lisp support and bearable support of Java.

>Stumpwm
It does everything I need out the box, and everything I want it to when I make it.

>Conkeror
I don't know JS, but this is great out of the box, and makes sure the rat stays dead

>mpd+ncmpcpp
It works great; even handles opus. Too bad I can't get HLS to work natively though.

>tmux
Really natural keybindings. Great copy/paste interface.

>Mechanical keyboards
Satisfying as fuck.

>Aeropress
Genuinely makes great coffee and is cheap as fuck to run.

>exhentai
It has CGs, cosplay and everything on nhentai.

>>58604741
Vim is fine without plugins, and I'm not gonna use a fucking IDE to program in erlang.

>>58606873
nice bait

>>58604495
did you know? everybody on /g/ was born with a basic understanding of programming. they also came with a x220. so accurate.

>>58611552
>everything on nhentai.
factually false, but the panda is the best and the rest not on there you can get elsewhere in high quality

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>>58605464
>>58605494
>not changing basic key combos

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>>58605748
upvot..OMG. I'm so sorry.

>>58604442
The only memes I've fallen for thus far

>Thinkpad
$100 off ebay, and best laptop I've ever owned

>Linux
The only environment to program in

>>58614184
>>Linux
>The only environment to program in
Objectively wrong. That would be Plan9

>>58604442
>>Vim
This so much, took me weeks of tweaking but it's like it's been custom built for me
>vimtutor
not heard of this
>>Linux
same, fedora user here - do miss gaming a bit but I have a ps4 anyway

>>58604442
>Thinkpads
Robust as shit, all-round decent laptops for their price.

>>58604442
>ThinkPad
>GNU/Linux
>C

>Arch Linux
Installed it because somebody said it's hard, broke and fixed it a few times, didn't want to throw it away. Now I live in it, and I'm happy. It's really the distro I always wanted to make for myself. It's my home which I built with my own two hands.

>>58604606
I agree with you on the gay bit, but plastic tits?
Do you even know what hormones do?

t. someone on hormones who's growing tits

Vim
GNU/Linux
ThinkPad
Python
Waterfox
SSDs

Thinkpad
Vim
i3
Freebsd
Arch

>>58604442
ThinkPads
Vim
Haskell
LessWrong
Nootropics

>>58604487
VimFX had less clutter

>>58615007
And it's faster. And it'll survive the end of XUL extensions this year.

>>58615007
>>58615022
this if you need furryfucks
Otherwise just use dwb. Its way better then firefox.

>>58604442
GNU/Linux*

Linux is just the kernel

>>58615421
Fucking rude. Next time, say something before you interject for a moment.

Linux, i3, Vim and thinkpads. I got the trap fever fom /gif, not /g.

>>58607720
>Gentoo
>libre

>GNU/Linux
>C
>Vim
Just all around comfy as fuck.
>Backups
Saved my ass a couple times.

>>58604442
don't use chrome or firecrap
use qutebrowser, the best vim style web brower

>>58617872
TheCompiler plz

>>58604442
>using the *nix command line
tbqh been a windows fag all my life, got a dev job, had to learn to deploy to QA servers which was running RHEL (had no experience at the time), and I realized CLIs are actually simpler and more straight forward than guis for pretty much everything

i hardly remember how change windows settings with their ever changing gui nowadays, but i can proudly say at least 55% of my computer hours (at work and a home) are spent in front of a cli (and the rest most likely in an IDE/outlook/Lync or web browser)

eventually moved on to devops, feelsgoodman

>>58611552
>stumpwm
this better be good, im trying it out

>>58617908
Prove me wrong!

>>58605712
can't share buffers and registers across tmux can you?

>>58604442
Windows 10. You get actual corporate support and programs that actually work, unlike neetux.

>>58618224
Can you explain this to a newfag?

>>58618236
>corporate support
Yes sir, how can i help you today? Good namaste sir you need to do the needful and pres Windows plus R as in Rajesh

>>58618277
>Memes
Linux has only 2% market share for a reason. Corporations and home users install windows because it's reliable and made by paid professionals, not NEETs who eat their foot fungus and promote communism.

>>58604442
Linux and Vi/Vim aren't memes

>>58618326
>2% market share
Yeah they are, take a shower and install a real operating system you contrarian retard.

>>58607701
This is ran via CLI, uses less memory, makes you look like a "COOL HACKER DUDE."

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>C
>Functional programming
>Reading all those meme CS books
>Valgrind
I don't care about text editors though, maybe it will be the next meme I will fall for

>>58618337
Linux (either basic use or system administration) and Vi/Vim should be under the category of "common knowledge" when it comes to IT.

>>58618401
Nobody who matters uses linux as a server or for anything for that matter.

>>58618365
>implying the first thing I think of when I do work is "HACKER DOOD"
neets go away

>>58618400
read the dragon book, it's a good meme that i'm glad i fell for

you'll like it if you liked C and like learning about CS

>>58618434
>neets go away
That's the linux userbase, they have to act like they're doing anything of value to give their pathetic lives meaning.

>>58618426
>>58618447
>>58618434
>Implying people don't just use linux for useless shit because it's fun

Jesus Christ get your "The Social Network" mentality out of here.

>>58604442
I'm glad I fell for:
>Visual Studio
>C#
>Xamarin

It's nice actually getting shit done these days. I'm employed now, too.

Don't fall for the C meme unless you want to write device driver software or contribute to a kernel. It's tedious as fuck to do the most basic things in C, compared to modern high level languages.

>I can learn programming and contribute to the Linux community with it.
Yeah? Can you? How about you actually get an approved pull request before you make a claim like that.

>I can win a race in the Olympics now that I know how to walk! I just need to keep at it!

>>58604500
I see no reason to use nano when pico exists.

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>>58618318
Windows is a failure of an "operating system" and it shows in actual enterprise environments. The fact that it does not exist outside basements of 30 y/o gamer manchildren gives you an idea while Linux thrives on servers, embedded chips, in house robots, phones and even super computers.

You can keep rubbing that butthurt cream and scream out MUH DESKTPOP MARKET SHARE !!111! all you want in the meantime

>>58614545
It's not common, also the ones most fags in denial here jerk it off are porn tranies or just random dudes with make up, wigs and stripped socks that actually started with the tranies

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>>58618693
>I'm glad I fell for:
>>Visual Studio
Get out, jew

>(void)

>>58618901
What the fuck do those functions need instead, moron?

>>58618879
I only jerk of to 2D traps, when it comes to traps 3D literally can't even begin to compete with 2D.

>>58604442
>Linux
>vim
>the joys of logic
ah.

>>58604885
PLewis is my remote sensing teacher
Great guy :)

mpv

>>58618318
>>58618337
Last year:
>linux only has a 1% market share for a reason you dummies
This year
>linux only has a 2% market share for a reason you dummies
...

>reliable
Yeah I guess linux is unreliable, that is why they use it so much on servers that need to run continuously and need to be extremely reliable.

>thinkpads
Have three now, less than $200 all together. Highly stable.
>arch
>vim
>muh freedums
Now use libreboot and Parabola
>functional programming

(((Memes))) I will never fall for:
>knee-high socks
>animu
>trannies
and other related things

>>58619696
>I will never fall for
keep telling yourself that

>Thinkpad
Best laptop I've had

>multiple monitors
Feels great to have that much space

>Arch (although I use Windows 8 on my main computer)
I like it, haven't used much else though

>CS
On my first year, like it so far

>anime
Don't know what I would do otherwise

>MPC
Works great coming from VLC

>Chink shit
Although I bought stuff from China before I knew about CSG

cVim > Vimium in chrome

>>58619696
>(((Memes))) I will never fall for:
>>knee-high socks
Are you gay?
>>animu
Then what the fuck are you doing on an anime weebsite?

>>58604442

sent ;)

>>58616021
>i3

You sad, sad, little man.

>>58607800
see >>58622111

Trips over dubs, btw

>>58604442
vimium on chrome
vimperator on firefox

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The ThinkPad + GNU/Linux meme.

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portable headphone amps

>vim
>gentoo
>c
>rust

anybody here fell for the common lisp meme?
are you glad you fell or what?

>>58622321

Why did thinkpads become a meme?

Making a dedicated minecraft server, with ancient server hardware and the newly released Ubuntu Server 10.04. My first experience with the unix command line, and I've been hooked ever since.

>>58622550
BECAUSE THEY ARE DISPOSABLE

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>>58604442
I'd just like to interject for moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU/Linux, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU plus Linux. Linux is not an operating system unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning GNU system made useful by the GNU corelibs, shell utilities and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.

Many computer users run a modified version of the GNU system every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of GNU which is widely used today is often called Linux, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the GNU system, developed by the GNU Project.

There really is a Linux, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. Linux is the kernel: the program in the system that allocates the machine's resources to the other programs that you run. The kernel is an essential part of an operating system, but useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. Linux is normally used in combination with the GNU operating system: the whole system is basically GNU with Linux added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called Linux distributions are really distributions of GNU/Linux!

>>58622658
>

This is why I will never fucking touch Linux.

I want a cheap mechanic keyboard but with an azerty layout, chink are selling that kind of stuff?

>>58622720
I'd just like to interject for moment. What you're refering to as Linux, is in fact, GNU userland, or as I've recently taken to calling it, GNU/Linux minus Linux. GNU is not an kernel unto itself, but rather a userland made useful by the Linux kernel, init scripts and vital system components comprising a full OS as defined by POSIX.
Many computer users run a proprietary version of the Linux kernel every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the version of Linux which is widely used today is often called Android, and many of its users are not aware that it is basically the Linux system, developed by the Linus Torvalds.
There really is a GNU, and these people are using it, but it is just a part of the system they use. GNU is the userland: the program in the system that allocates the users's resources to the other programs that kernel runs. The userland is not an essential part of an operating system, and is useless by itself; it can only function in the context of a complete operating system. GNU is normally used in combination with the Linux or Hurd kernels: the whole system is basically Linux with GNU added, or GNU/Linux. All the so-called GNU OS distributions are really distributions of Linux!

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I use Atom.
It takes a little time to boot on my toaster but it works fine after.
Is it /g/ approved ?

>T430
>Linux

>>58622980
Je ne crois pas.
Fais comme tout le monde, passe au QWERTY.

>>58611552
Last time I checked nhentai had more meme50 galleries than exhentai.

>>58623085
>layers upon layers on unnecessary abstraction
>they couldn't write it in C++ or something normal
>like the editor but hate how it basically runs in browser

>>58623162
Ah it's done with their electron HTML thing right ?
Then that's why it takes time to load.

I got a thinkpad and switched to linux befor I ever went to /g/. Thinkpad because I had one as a kid and remembered loving the clit mouse by comparison to any trackpad, the only reason I stopped using it is because It was too underpowered for gaymen. I eventually built a desktop but It was long gone by then.
Linux because I want nothing to do with anything windows or microsoft after Win10. Even if seven is good I'd rather have an OS that isn't slated for death for normal use. Though still 7 for a few games.
Also, high quality headphones before ever visiting /g/ too, because I remember how good the switch from earbuds to decent headphones and from youtube+low bitrate MP3 to FLAC+High bitrate MP3 sounded, wasn't dissapointed.
Also vim, its great.
Calling things like this "memes" is the worst meme, BTW.

>>58623198
open it press CTRL+SHIFT+I and start crying because that's what i just did. It is a double edged sword however. It allows for great and i mean amazing customization.

>>58623212
also, lmao-ing at "windows is so bussiness-grade enterprise-ready professional buzzword buzzword buzzword" from /g/ ever since I switched
literally whenever I start windows for the odd game that needs the first thing that comes to mind is "wow, this really is a mess, isn't it?"

>>58623255
WTF is that shit
The code holy shit.
>Have to expand 16 times before being able to edit the line
Wew I might switch, I don't really give a shit about customization, I just want something small, light, with auto insert and good font/colors.

>>58604519
Great, only took him a minute to write 5 lines, is this what Vim wizards are like?

>>58604442
that indentation tough..

>>58623212
fuck off to reddit, fagtron.

>>58623357
yeah its a bit of a clusterfuck to say the least, sublime maybe?

>>58623419
Yeah, that's what I use on Windows so I might go for it.
Thanks m8

>>58623162
>C++
>language written as a joke
Well at least its better then vimscript

>>58623396
fuck no

>>58623444
just an example really , something more bear metal

>2015 13" MBP with Retina Display
Shit is fucking amazing, MacOS is a much better environment to work in compared to Windows, especially with Windows 8/10 being idiocracy levels of stupid

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>>58623481
>bear metal

>>58623255
Nothing happened. What's it supposed to do?

>mpv
>2d

>>58623516
should open the developers console in atom

>>58604442
nice to see someone with a non-retarded naming convention

>>58623566
Oh, that's alt+meta+i for me.
What exactly is wrong with this? Are you complaining about it having a DOM? What did you expect an electron-based editor to use?

>>58623623
nothing wrong literally just demonstrating how much it is like chromium well because it is chromium

>>58604954
>Lenovo shit
Why would you want a bloated piece of shit with malware piece of shit that reinstalls

>>58604519
>all that bloat

If you want to use atom so much why don't you just use it?

>>58623670
>malware that reinstalls
sounds like a winshit problem to me.
You already using one botnet so whats the difference if also have a chink botnet.

>>58604442
>ITT: memes that you're glad you fell for

How about those you aren't glad you fell for, like you faggots convincing me to learn p*th*n a couple years ago. At least modern /g/ shits on it as it should

>Linux
It's like unlearning the wrong way to do things and it feels liberating. I can't make heads or tails of windows now. It's alien to me, doesn't make a lick of sense.

>>58623887
Oh yeah that 1 month time commitment to learn a scripting language will haunt me for the rest of my days.

>>58623807
Eh. I don't really know. Is there any good way other than wine to play windows games? Haven't used Linux in tears

>>58623996
Steam

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>>58622658

>>58622658
lold at the library

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>>58604855
>colorcoat

>>58623736
>Do I fit in yet

>>58618262
a buffer is an open file. even when you "quit" (:q) from a frame in vim, the file stays open in a buffer. You can use ctrl+n and ctrl+p to search buffers and cool shit like that.
registers are like a clip board manager. you can get access to things you've deleted or copied, etc. You can't delete a block of code, then paste it into another screen in tmux without using some xwindows type of clipboard, i think.

>>58624753
Ah cool, I just use a terminal that has built in screen splitting (Qterm) so I'm good

>>58624082
Every tech company I've worked at lately always has at least one of these trannies at it

>can contribute to linux
not with that disgusting code my man

>>58615158
dwb is dead, QuteBrowser is the hot new vimperator clone

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>>58624885
I'm still new, i'm only on my chapter 3. Wish me luck

>>58624898

emerge qutebrowser
....
Total: 52 packages (50 new, 2 reinstalls)

"no"

>>58604606
there's scientific proof that its an heterosexual fetish

>>58624935
stop with the toy programs and write real software that's useful to you.

>>58604606
>>58624982
have you insecure freaks heard of "Bisexuality?"

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>>58625005
I can't write real software unless I know basic programming.

>csg
>sansa clip+
>rockbox
>thinkpads
>casio f91w
>firefox
>freedom
>mpv
>ublock
>windows 7
>rice
already familiar with many memes beforehand and i didn't pick up dwm, {neo,}vim, i3, emacs, tmux, IRC, arch from /g/
>>58604500
vi's modal interface is more efficient, easier to learn and infinitely more composable than emacs' default keybindings or nano. i barely scratch the surface of what you can do with vi.
>>58616110

ACCEPT_LICENSES='-* @FREE'

>>58618318
>>58618337
market share doesn't matter one iota because it doesn't change the fact i'm running linux right here right now and i enjoy using it.
>>58623085
>bloated and slow badEmacs
>>58623670
never on thinkpads and never on real thinkpads. why can't retards get this through their skull?
>>58624950
it's worth it for qtwebengine

>>58606868
>8 character tabs
>the rule
nigga what

>>58625168
Tell that to Linus and wait for him to wreck you if you do otherwise

>>58625167
>

ACCEPT_LICENSES='-* @FREE'

I meant to mention that to the other anon as well. Its just "ACCEPT_LICENSE=" though.
All of the stuff on my system is free.
>it's worth it for qtwebengine
I might try because I need to drop furryfucks, but uzbl is also quiet appealing.

>>58625486
uzbl is also sleeper dead. Check out the git repo though, I hear there is renewed interest and activity

>>58624935
Chapter 3 of what?

What you using to learn C?

>>58618863
>>Windows is a failure of an "operating system"
>90% of every desktop and laptop in the world
>1/3 of every web server in the world
i mean, i don't like windows either, but let's be real

>>58624935
>>58625134

let pal = n => { n=''+n; return n.slice(0,Math.floor(n.length/2))=n.slice(Math.ceil(n.length/2)).split('').reverse().join('') }

> pal(123456)
false
> pal(123321)
true
> pal(1234321)
true
> pal(1234421)
false

>>58614545
I would inject you with anabolic steroids every day and throw you into fighting pits every day while feeding you copious amounts of red meat just to spite you

>>58604442
Jesus christ you sound new.

Please kindly post one notable thing you have done with all of your new "meme" technologies.

Using Linux isn't an accomplishment. Using vim as a text editor is ABSOLUTELY not an accomplishment. Programming c is not an accomplishment, every freshman in University does that.

We don't give a shit that you play with rudimentary technologies to feel good about yourself.

>>58625850
I bet you can't even use Vim.

>>58604458
Vimperator > all

>>58625880
Why the fuck would you want to?

>>58625850
There is a difference between using Linux like Windows and using Linux.
>>58625908
Does it even support e10s?

>>58625850
>Please kindly post one notable thing you have done-
jesus christ fuck off already.
He didnt say he was a fucking superstar programming wizard of the tech world, he said he enjoyed using linux and vim.
"Im glad I adopted these things after seeing others talk about them because Im enjoying using them"
And you're not actually shitting on someone for trying to learn C so they can contribute to something, right?
Off yourself, arrogant retard.

>>58625134
How do I get my QTerminal to look like yours?

>>58625956
Wtf does that even mean?

>>58625936
kek, your opinion is worthless

>>58626034
>gui and mouse scare me

>>58626025
It means there's a difference between installing Ubuntu and being perfectly content with just using the web browser, office applications and Steam and actually using programs that don't really come with a GUI frontend.

>>58604442
>physical phone keyboards
>mechanical keyboards
>Emacs
>chink shit

>>58626059
>directly telling the program exactly what I want it to do is too hard for a brainlet like me, just give me a menu and let me click on buttons

>>58625693
Dietel C
vim, gcc and qterm

>>58604442

JavaScript.

Web apps have a huge advantage -- they have no installation overhead. Just type in a URL and go. That gives them a reach and convenience that is absolutely unmatched by any other application deployment platform. They span all platforms of all sizes, with the single exception of headless servers.

Like it or not, JavaScript is ***THE*** programming language of the web client side. No other language is even a distant contender.

Thus, JavaScript is ubiquitous and accessible like no other language could possibly be.

JavaScript isn't going away. It's not "3 years away from being replaced by something better". Just the opposite -- the corporate commitment to JavaScript grows stronger every year. People once wondered if languages like TypeScript or Dart might overtake JavaScript. That may have been a reasonable question to ask 5 years ago. But today, the answer is: Noooope -- not even a remote possibility. As the years advance, the probability of JavaScript being replaced on the web client grows vanishingly small.

It really doesn't matter how much you think the language sucks. It defines the web client, it's everywhere, and it's abso-fucking-luetly here to stay.

>>58606868
>8 character tabs in C

Incorrect. You use tabs to indent specifically so that everyone can choose their own indentation amount by configuring their editor to their own preference. That's specifically why using tabs for indentation is objectively superior -- it instantly shuts down all debate about indentation amounts.

Tabs to indent, spaces to align.

>>58604519
what's that plugin?

>>58626426
youcompleteme

>>58626484
https://www.vi-improved.org/loathing/

There are alternatives to ycm that aren't garbage you know

mucomplete is a good example.

>>58626484
>>58626510
vim also has built in completion
http://vimdoc.sourceforge.net/htmldoc/insert.html#ins-completion

>>58626510
>stop liking what I don't like the website

>>58626626
Welcome to 4chan

>>58626626
Stop liking garbage

>>58627047
OP here, if ycm is worse, tell me how to get mucomplete with omni completion plugins for C/C++.

>>58627482
Install mucomplete?

>>58627539
And how do I enable the omni completions? Sorry, I'm really new, been using vim for 3 days 2bh

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>>58604464

>Emacs
>Speakers
>NB Miata
>Macbooks
>Objective C
>Not caring about GNU/Freedom
>Dumbphones
>Squats and oats
>nishikino maki. I love her!

>>58625990
Dark pastel scheme, liberation mono 14, hide scroll and menubar and split the screan

>>58604500
This. Nano is just so simple and easy to use.

>>58607701
That was a bad gif, desu, but vim's main feature is its modal design. The gif seems to spend all of its time in insert mode. At the very most, it doesn't show off anything from the other modes such as visual, normal, etc.

>>58604741
vi was made to edit terminal files.
vi != vim

>He uses Vim over emacs
fucking faggt

>>58604810
phpstorm is the punishment you deserve for using php

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>>58619696
>grills
>whiny, bitchy, manipulative, don't want sex that much

>traps
>qt, sexy, will want to have sex with you, not manipulative at all

>>58622980
learn touch

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>>58626297
this is why god left us

>>58604787
You can also do that with emacs

>Thinkpad
Fuck yeah. Never had one before /g/. Now I don't want anything else.
>Linux
Been using it before I even knew of 4chan but still nice
>Mechanical keyboards
Tried one. Now I want one. Will buy soon.

>>58626297
This is true. Also, writing immutable, functional JS2017 with object rest/spread via babel handles like a dream. I basically write JS the same way I write C now, except way less verbose and ornate. The main downfall is that the ecosystem is still shit, gulp/grunt are garbage. If you can figure out a functional workflow with webpack and bash scripts then you're on easy street.

>>58604536
Watch out, we have a sed(1) wizard over here.

>>58622980
I may be stupid, but couldn't you just change the keycaps and set yout keyboard layout in the OS?

>>58623377
He was showing off the autocompletion, so he overused it. Obsiously no-one would use that to write "size()" or something like that, but it would be useful with longer variable names, as he also demonstrated.

>>58623887
Oh god I hate the "beginners should learn python because it's easy" meme.

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>>58604442
>emacs
fucking crazy configurable, dank binds
>racket
s-expressions 4 lyfe
>Amy Winehouse
Dank tunes

>>58606868
>>58625181
Some problems naturally require you to have multiple nested ifs, since you only have to check something if something else is true, or even loops in some cases, how are you supposed to avoid that? Like it may be a good idea in general to avoid it as much as possible, but I'm pretty sure even Linus doesn't have a problem with it when it is obviously the most elegant way to do something.

>>58632551
Why?

>>58633208
Partly because it's not true, it's not significantly easier than other reasonable programming languages, so people should instead focus on choosing the right tool for the job (GUI software on linux? C. Web shit? PHP, Python, some other popular environment. Android apps? Java. GUI software on windows? C++, maybe C# or something else, I'm not that familiar with windows), and partly because some of these people will get good at programming and then go on to write software for linux in python instead of something else with less overhead, and then I'll have to use their crap on my machine.

>>58633406
>so people should instead focus on choosing the right tool for the job
But often they don't know what the job is, so how can they decide which tool to pick up? Python is like a multi-tool, can do almost any basic task competently but doesn't excel at anything particularly advanced.

Bear in mind that many people learning programming want to use their skills to solve small problems, at the start. A scripting language with simple syntax is better suited to that than something that's more powerful but more difficult to write.

>>58624935
>>58625134
That function should return a void or a number that's relevant to whether or not it's a palindrome.

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>>58630461

>"sex" with trannies
>"sex"