Hello friends, What is your favorite programming language? Why?

I've been running Arch Linux since start of this year and I've loved it. I previously had Fedora 32 and got frustrated because it kept breaking. Before that i was a SUSE guy (still love that distro) but that had issues too. Decided to try Arch and oh wow! it has been the most stable Linux distro i have ever run and there's probably an answer in the Arch wiki for most problems. Only issue i had was getting Wayland and Hyperland working. Then i discovered Omarchy. its essentially an install script but i think with their latest release its no also a full distro. Its the stability of Arch with Wayland+Hyperland working! I still recommend learning to do a proper Arch install, but if you have time or are just curious take a look at Omarchy. One other thing from using Ormarchy i was inspired so i'm currently learning how to write my own install and setup script.

Anyone has had some experience with Void linux? Just saw this video today. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuCzHp2hFi0 For me arch is doing the thing. But I think I will check also Void in the future Thank,

Hello friends! What have you been working on this week? Learning for a cert? Building a project? Or enjoying holiday? Share it below! :) I've been working on YouTube videos and hope to finish two of them next week.

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