Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by msaif » Tue, Dec 06, 2016, 11:28 PM UTC

Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers
semicodeos.com

Re: Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by jaeming » Wed, Dec 07, 2016, 12:42 AM UTC

In SemiCode OS You Can Run Plenty of Apps Simulatansly

Re: Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by evilnode » Wed, Dec 07, 2016, 1:04 AM UTC

You might want to polish your presentation a little bit before making it public. And by a little bit I mean a lot. Spend a few bucks and hire a copywriter service.

Re: Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by nsfyn55 » Wed, Dec 07, 2016, 2:01 AM UTC

Why does clicking blog take me to a "Hello World" application?

Re: Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by binaryblitz » Wed, Dec 07, 2016, 2:15 AM UTC

I feel like a distro with lots of extra things installed from the start is the opposite of a distro for programmers, as is baking in some off-brand voice tool. The perfect distro for me would be an OSX (not MacOS) clone running on a debian backend without the walled garden that is Apple.

Re: Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by reachtarunhere » Wed, Dec 07, 2016, 2:45 AM UTC

binaryblitz wrote: post #5

I feel like a distro with lots of extra things installed from the start is the opposite of a distro for programmers, as is baking in some off-brand voice tool. The perfect distro for me would be an OSX (not MacOS) clone running on a debian backend without the walled garden that is Apple.

Elementary OS

Re: Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by mixedCase » Wed, Dec 07, 2016, 3:47 AM UTC

jaeming wrote: post #2

In SemiCode OS You Can Run Plenty of Apps Simulatansly

Oh boy, multitasking! That's something that's going to amaze programmers and web developers.

Re: Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by kchauhan » Wed, Dec 07, 2016, 7:17 AM UTC

Why should I choose this instead of elementary os? For software only, I can install it on elementary also. Look? I can have better on elementry.

Re: Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by hd4 » Wed, Dec 07, 2016, 8:13 AM UTC

Maybe this needs a separate thread but for a long time now, there have only really been 5 (or 6 depending on who you ask) upstream distros, Debian, Fedora/RH, Gentoo, Opensuse, Slackware, Ubuntu.

I get the reason for offshoot distros to exist but I can't help thinking that a lot of the time it would just make more sense to publish a script to add packages/modify the default configuration, rather than Just-Another-New-And-Soon-To-Be-Discontinued Distro, it would probably be easier to maintain in the long run.

Re: Linux Distribution for Programmers and Web Developers

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Post by carc1n0gen » Wed, Dec 07, 2016, 8:13 AM UTC

nsfyn55 wrote: post #4

Why does clicking blog take me to a "Hello World" application?

That's a default install of WordPress