It is

I hate that it’s only open source on the surface, but besides clion or a highly customised vim setup, I don’t think anything comes close to it.

Remove the pills on her tongue and this is your typical porn-shoot picture. Lucky you I guess for not seeing that.

The answers to your comments are depressing. Good luck with everything!

You seriously can’t see how this is sexualizing women?

Linux is already a popular and viable desktop OS - for its target audience.

The downvote comes from you implying people cannot dev in Linux when its the platform of choice for this workload.

Now surely the user experience could be polished, but advanced users are at this point used to the workflow, and basic ones will stick to Windows out of inertia no matter what. Therefore the incentive for improving this kind of things is extremely low.

Why?

If you just need to hydrate your eyes, chances are your drops are just salted water

Surely you mean “that Microsoft does not make it clear that they don’t”?

Small landlords are the cheapest IME, and often act like they are doing you a favour. Big ones are cold, but at least treat people like customers rather than janitors

The left has answers to those problems, but implementing the solutions requires more work than reopening Dachau and banning contraception. I’ve never talked to those imaginary non-racists who vote FN/AfD; all the ones I’ve talked to want the dirty foreigners out, but they are all too stupid to see that our economies are reliant on them. There’s no plan for the “after the purge”, never.

We never did

Heavily depends on what you do and how big you are

I’m stuck working on windows at $currentCompany, and my experience with visual studio is that every other IDE I tried is:

1. More stable
2. Faster
3. More intuitive UI wise (well not all but most)

Clion is generally much more flexible and with better features.

Regarding SLN files vs cmake, well, I’d like to know how you deal with them, because the “GUI” that vs is struggles to deal with property sheet so hard I’ve resorted to using wsl to grep for whatever files add the dependencies that I need. Also, the idea of filters to show the code in a structured would be smart if, you know, filesysyems did not have directories. Oh and with cmake adding a file does not require adding 5 GUIDs in 10 different XML files for every single configuration.

I think the only thing I prefer in VS is that you can debut multiple targets at once, but I have not looked whether clion can do that

All three are scripting language. Don’t touch JavaScript, but consider typescript instead. Your requirements are vague, but python should probably be your first choice. It honestly does not matter which one you choose

Have you ever been to the US? Even Brits get “corrected” by Yankees there, and I find that as amusing as it is sad.

The internet argument goes both ways however: you can never leave your house and be able to interact with people from virtually anywhere, as well as consume content in any language.

The day your machine is compromised is also the day ALL your passwords get stolen.

But it doesn’t list them does it? With e.g. zsh I can have the list of flags alongside their explanation, which is not the case with PS I think? I think even bash has it on more recent distros (not entirely sure)

I agree, but are you then implying that the windows explorer file search is good? Have you ever used anything else?