turbowafflz 18 points a year ago

Well that way it takes longer so you make more money

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marcos 5 points a year ago

Well, my workplace insists I use Windows... but I wouldn't touch that to gaming, getting annoyed defeats the point.

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AceFuzzLord 4 points a year ago

I have been doing something similar for my C Programming class. I have a win10 VM running VS Code Community ( what we're using ) on my laptop and I don't use the VM for anything else.

I would use something like VS Codium, but I wasn't able to set it up just right and couldn't get the correct extension my instructor uses ( that default C/C++ pack from macrohard themselves ) working. Plus, it makes following along so much easier when I have as close to the same set-up as my instructor does, IDE wise.

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joshcodes 1 point a year ago

Huh, my favourite part of using C and C++ was the ease of doing it all on Linux. Didn't even need to install a compiler, just write code, run compile and laugh my way through endless segfaults because I am very bad at those languages

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html5 2 points a month ago

😀

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vrighter 1 point a year ago

This is unironically true. I am forced to use c# on visual studio at work. To run apps in containers, or rather i write linux apps on windows

But linux on my machine at work? "MOST UNORTHODOX!!!!".

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18107 1 point a year ago

I actually do that, but only because I'm forced to use Visual Studio. I have it installed in a VM with no network access because I don't trust it.

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