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This'll be handy

I still like vscode

holy shit your dotfiles look good

Sorcery!

first step, uninstall windows

i thank you for this video, without it I would have never found the gem that is Tiled Editor.

wish he showed you how to actually add the config

Can I just have it affect a few Terminal windows in the background? As if they were my wallpaper

It'd be good to add directions to how you go about cropping out the buildings

Waiting for more episodes of this serie, or more content about ebitengine

A raylib go tutorial would be great bro

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I've written the code exactly the same as you have but it seems the constructor for the Game never happens. Only a normal terminal opens. What could be the issue?

Thanks!

These are excellent tutorials. Thanks!

tsoding? haha

Can any of this work on windows 10?

hey, think you might like this because of what you mentioned about the start menu, i recommend OpenShell! it basically replaces the start menu with a windows 7 like version of it, the ugly ads are gone, and it doesnt open stuff in your browser, however if you want it to, it will actually do it in your preferred browser (mine is firefox).

I've found PowerToys application launcher to be pretty underwhelming compared to alternatives. If you've never used one before it feels amazing, but then you find Listary or Fluent Search and realize it pales in comparison. I use both Listary and Fluent search but Listary does the basics better, has a way to substring match through directory structures to filter results better, faster searching/performance, and integrating with pop-up dialogs from other programs is killer (so many ppl on other launchers ask for this feature from Listary, but I haven't seen anyone else adopt it and it kinda feels mandatory). Fluent Search on the other hand has a TON of advanced features and customization good for power users. Text editor with syntax highlighting allows to very quickly edit text during the search, click on screen elements with keyboard, easy to use macro creator, manage windows (switch to/close, though maybe not as useful if your using a tiling wm), even a web browser lol, and much, much, more. The dev is also super friendly and active constantly helping ppl, addressing bugs, and adding requested features. Also, at least on windows 10 (I don't use 11), there are ways to remove the ads and websearch from windows search (so damn annoying!!) so it only searches local files, I think it was winaero tweaker.

im on arch hyprland btw

I love those configs of your nvim, can i see the plugins or configs you got there?

love2d is also good and its documentation is easy to understand

I followed along and completed this on my lunch break, and I'd honestly pay a sub fee for a collection of "straight to the point" small video exercises like this (or even just markdown text). It helped me instantly jog my brain back into Golang after a month away from it, and it'd be pretty valuable to have a collection of exercises like this that showcase cool ideas and are just plain fun to complete

they hyperland my boi windows 🙏😭

well at least you got the gay part right

if you map harpoon to <leader>1-5, its way easier to use each pinned file :) I use: <leader>h -> add file <leader>H -> open harpoon menu <leader>1-5 -> open 1-5 harpoon file

Damn that’s a cool setup, reminded me I should do a custom setup like yours (understand : « me *stealing* your config ») Instead of just using LazyVim default

ram monster

It's really insane and great video !

I debloated windows with a program called bloatynosy app, recomended

I was wondering if there were any good alts to my Komorebi + yasb setup, since it does have some quirks that while not dealbreakers can be annoying. Seems like this is convincing me to give other 'WMs' a shot. Very cool.

Hi, i really like the Video, but how do i build the csv file in my Content.mgcb? I cant find the Importer and everything

lemme know when you have a way to make windows fully controller compatible or maybe linux os with all the things that make it work like windows but also look clean with full controller support

Do a tutorial series

so bro just made Linux based on the windows kernel 💀💀

whats that at the top of your screen , ps your videos are cozy and i like them

Bro, people who spend so much time customizing their computers actually do nothing because they cant start until their computer looks perfect.

You spent so much time adding on rice but didn't actually bother getting windows itself set up correctly, you can turn off web searching and if you use Pro or higher you don't see any of that stuff on the start menu.

How to make windows reddit

may i ask why you still use windows (not judging im genuinely curious)

might aswell just use linux

WezTerm looks dope, but I'm not sure if it's enough to get me to move from my Alacritty + Tmux config XD. Regardless though, awesome video, and amazing channel! Keep it up!

Put it on unixporn and no one will suspect a thing

Cool and smooth, not anything complicated but there is alot of joi in these videos , sometimes i like to sit back and watch these , keep it up :D

I'd recommend AltSnap for anyone who wants a decent Windows experience. As a KDE main on my Linux laptop, I love being able to use the same WM features in Windows 11!

I was about to comment "Oh, I'd be curious to see a go game development tutorial/series" and then I checked your channel and voila there it already is :) Thank you, I will watch this. One remark for the video: I think OOP and inheritance may look useful for game development, but they come at a performance penalty. Almost everything in Java/C#/Python is a pointer to some form of Object on the heap (it's not just a pointer, it also contains a vtable for method resolution, and it's garbage collected). This makes it very easy to create lists of GameObjects (Enemies, PhysicsObjects, Items, etc). But when you iterate through these list, you iterate through pointers, and to actually access the underlying object, you need to follow the pointer. The objects may be scattered around, probably not with a contiguous memory layout. That is very slow. An ECS is based on a different design pattern of entities and components. Entities can have different constellations of components. For example, an enemy can have a pathfinding component, a physics component, an emitting-sound component, etc. The ECS tries to group components in memory, so that when you want to do something with all entities that emit sound, you can iterate through the emitting-sound components efficiently. I have not read up on ECS in Go. If you make a video, or decide to create your own, I'd be curious to watch it.

I've heard Robert Pike say it's Go, not golang

Ironically bro is using the same type of config as I use in windows.

you should do a windows 10 version

nice