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@Torbuntu Used arch for a month or so... Couldn't wait to get back from holidays to go back to Mint.
Sure, arch is very customizable and all but when I can't figure out how to mount my phone on the plane, where there is no internet to save me, I realized that I should have never left mint... Installed yesterday, loving it! -
Most Ubuntu derivatives have the issue, one of the first thing I do is disable the "Lock Screen" shortcut, not change the IDE, because I think I have never wanted to lock the OS (and if I wanted, I could do so from the system menu), but I am ALWAYS formatting the code. And it works on IDEA, CLion, and all other JetBrains IDEs, which is great.
The saddest error message I've ever seen. Poor LinearLayout 🙁
Linus is savage guys!
Apparently, he doesn't approve of GNU style coding
Source: kernel.org
Jetbrains IDEs be like
IntelliJ has this tutorial where it teaches you a bunch of shortcuts for making life easy, since version 2017.3 or something like that. Most of it is pretty meh, some of it is pretty useful. And I just came across a keybind to auto format code.
What else do I need. If I can quickly format my code and make it look pretty, that's all I'd want.
"Try reformatting the selected code with Ctrl+Alt+L"
*Linux Mint goes to lock screen*
*logs back in, code is unchanged*
Well played...
rant
linux hates me
formatting
intellij
lockscreen