tldr is a pretty good commandline utility: https://tldr.sh

I love it! Thanks for posting :)

User: “ChatGPT, write me a script to clean up my hard disk on Linux”

ChatGPT: sudo rm -rf / 😁

Some good tips on this thread, saved for later.

If you knew your way around the old Dos Edit text editor, Tilde will make you happy: https://github.com/gphalkes/tilde

EndeavourOS is an Arch based distro only a lot easier to use…pretty happy with it. I have it down to that or Debian.

but it seems like the developers tried to make it as different as possible just for the sake of being different.

They might actually be trying to avoid getting sued by Adobe.

Midnight Commander

No worries, I’m new here myself :)

• asciiquarium
• cowsay
• tty-clock
• mc
• nano
• btop
• htop
• vscode
• vivaldi
• mariadb
• apache
• php
• python3

Was there meant to be a linky?

That’s the camel’s nose in the tent, eventually you wind up with an Edward Snowden type situation:

https://gazettengr.com/france-passes-bill-to-allow-police-remotely-activate-phone-camera-microphone-spy-on-people/

They can do their own in house testing and let that be good enough. As you say though, I don’t use RHEL derivatives since they killed Centos.

GDScript is based on Python so I would learn basic programming with Python first before I tackled game engine programming.

Here’s a couple of basic courses at Udemy:

• Python for Absolute Beginners

When you have basic programming knowledge, this course starts you from scratch to build a game with Godot using GDScript:

• Create a Complete 2D Survivors Style Game in Godot 4

I’m doing the Godot course, it’s pretty good…makes no assumptions about your game development knowledge at all. No, I don’t work for Udemy :) Buy the courses when they go on sale, they always go on sale :)