I did for a few years. Eventually I had to switch to VSCode because any given Jetbrains product is only good at a single language, and constantly switching Jetbrains products is a nightmare. Now that I’ve been using VSCode for a while, there are some extension that are so critical to my workflow Jetbrains is virtually useless to me without them.
Let me google that for you, Jetbrains provides a convenient list: https://www.jetbrains.com/products/compare/?product=pycharm&product=pycharm-ce
The community editions are still proprietary, and they put the most useful tools behind the paywall.
VSCode is an open source IDE. Its biggest rival is the JetBrains suite. When the alternatives are proprietary, VSCode is a win.
I would be fine with PDFs exactly the same except Adobe doesn’t exist and neither does Acrobat.
I would be fine with PDFs exactly the same except Adobe doesn’t exist and neither does Acrobat.
I left Ubuntu after they apt install firefox became a hidden alias to snap install firefox. Every time Canonical does something worse, I’m reassured I made a good choice.
I don’t know anything about this hack because I just heard of it, but I look forward to finding out how it’s actually much worse than meets the eye. I know this is how it will end because this is how every deep dive into snap issues ends.
To be fair, the pi’s have always been famous for low quality sound cards, so there’s plenty of hats that can add the functionality.
Linux is a pathway to Unix socks
X12 on ext5
I can write that article.
Here are 3 things we could totally stop wasting money on, try it for yourself!
Avocado Toast
Fancy lattes
Lamborghini Revueltos
I should apply to Buzzfeed this weekend
Designated furry survivor
How Canonical seems to keep doubling down on snaps despite large push back from the community reminds me of Reddit’s API change. I didn’t see an end in sight, which is what pushed me to Fedora.
Literally never use the activities button. Happy to see it go.
Where Linux?
The artist formerly known as Twitter
When Ubuntu does major overhauls, they usually do them right after a major release. By that logic, 24.10 would be a good candidate for a public debut.
If you ever see something fancy in a comment, click “view source” in the drop down menu of the comment and you can see how they did it.
Most extensions have good equivalents. Other languages like Julia are VSCode only. Fortran was the language that really made me jump ship, PyCharm’s Fortran extension is barely syntax highlighting. Remote - SSH is the killer though, it is a beautifully made and essential tool for working with remote systems.
Most importantly, PyCharm doesn’t really have any killer features or extensions that makes it essential.