(update obsessed users use 2.), which is a much faster workflow than windows, and immensely safer. the vast majority of the Ubuntu/Debian linux software is provided and installed via 1.

rarely, you install binaries directly this is a double click. Sublime) this is 1-line copy/execute (add-apt-repository XYZ), then update (apt update) and 1-click installģ. main software repositories this is essentially 1-click install (if you go through the software management application)Ģ. There are three main was of 'installing applications on ubuntu':ġ. > installing applications is always terrible on ubuntu. For intellij I also found a blogpost, but when I need to upgrade intellij I couldn't find it anymore and had to delete everything inside my intellij folder and copy a new intellij in. To install sublime I had to find a blog post with 4-5 steps I needed to do. You can install from their app-store, if that works (50/50 odds) but you can't get intellij there, or sublime. installing applications is always terrible on ubuntu. ctrl-a and ctrl-e don't work in most applications, even though these are old school shortcuts that work nearly everywhere on a mac

keyboard support is terrible, in intellij i can't type `or ´ or ~ but I can type all those in gedit and then i have to copy paste them over copy-paste sucks balls, in some applications it's ctrl-c in others its shift-ctrl-c and some applications will copy to clipboard if you select a string virtual desktops is a mess, if one window overflows into another desktop, then when you click on that app ubuntu will take you to the desktop where you see the least amount of your application, usually just a few pixels on the top of the screen sharing screen in hangouts puts chrome on every virtual desktop so now you can't click on chrome to navigate to that desktop

Visual Subst 5.7 for apple instal free