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UI usage is mostly learned.

Just to be clear, I don't think GTK is the perfect UI system. In my opinion, there is none.

If you want to learn programming with Racket as the language How to Design Programs is great: https://htdp.org/

Or if you want an online course How to Code 1 & 2 are exceptional: https://learning.edx.org/course/course-v1:UBCx+HtC1x+2T2017/...

Like tho good Linux support though.

Would you like to write a blog post about it?

I would really love if the immense investments of Huawei would bring something genuine to light.

This would really be a game changer. Unfortunately, you need a really great number of units, that building your own custom laptop hardware is feasible. I really which System76 success with that.

I always thought, if Dell were smart, they would do their own Linux-based brand, where they would reuse parts from mainline Dell. Kind of how they produce gaming laptops.

While the EU has a very well integrated market for industry goods, for services (where I would include software) the market is less than perfect.

The language barrier is the biggest strangle for EU software entrepreneurship / platform business in my opinion.

The second-biggest obstacle imho is funding. If you want to grow really fast, it is hard to get enough money.

Third, I would rank ecosystem in general, besides money.

I think over regulation is not as bad as it is often said. All developed countries have regulations in place, some more some less.

Sorry, I couldn't resist.

Finally, a Wine frontend that feels polished and easy to use for beginners. Heck, the documentation alone is worth the project.

I love PlayOnLinux but their decision to go the Java route was a mistake and the rewrite seems to take ages.

A nice combination of power, form factor and battery life. I would prefer it to a MacBook or Blade any time.

If this is the case for you to, I don't know.

This is a different approach worth checking out.

Now the last piece is getting big enough to develop custom bare-bones for their laptops. I hope they can pull that off.

Is a great starting point. There are also free online courses for that.

In Confluence GSuite is an afterthought.

For example when you upload an image in Confluence it saved in Confluence and you can't use it in any other GSuite product. When you upload it in fulcrum you automatically upload it to your Drive and can use it everywhere else.

Best app for writing I ever used.

But still I would recommend using JSX because it the "standard". Every documentation and problem solution you find on the internet is written with JSX. Using a JSX alternative will make debugging much harder for you.

Let me explain: If I am 30 made a big exit and now need a new hobby it is pretty easy to make steady progress in marathon running. I will probably not become a world-class marathon runner, but top 100 of a big event is in my reach. Still hard but possible.

If start with basketball, soccer or track and field I will probably not be competitive on a local level. Every sport with difficult techniques will be very much harder to learn.

Joking aside, I wouldn't hold my breath for a decent mac version. Gtk is not really a cross plattform gui toolkit.

You can just dictate like you would talk and averwards use the style and spelling assistant to improve what you dictated.

It seems to work very well on my laptop. I would say it is the first real innovation in distros in years.

I was testing it today and it seems to work very well on my desktop. I would say it is the first real innovation in distros in years.

https://github.com/ProseMirror/

It's not typical js, but very good none the less