@imacat if you break it you ask for the next suggestion and continue cycle till you find one that works for you, this is the Linux way

@thesagya it shows you da wey

@yendenikhil breh, calm down, I'm not dissing gradle as a tool in general, the instance/build I am forced to work with is probably as you put it atrociously put together, so this specific instance/build of gradle is being ranted about, there's no need to defend the honour of the gradle as a whole mate, and I'm not going to try and change a gradle build of a project I didn't create, if it was an open source or personal project sure, but this is a live project used by our clients. And in terms of our current knowledge no gradle is actually quite advanced, and yes everything is slow to what it could be in 100 years because we can make anything and everything faster if we have the time to do so, but very few people have that kind of time.

@yendenikhil define doing it wrong?

@Nanos know the feel of not having enough time because non play projects take everything, if you ever have time again check manjaro, I have found it quite stable, in terms of the new build of lubuntu I suggest wait 2 weeks +- then update, by then they should have it sorted, luckily sofar minor bugs.

@Nanos it's also a good suggestion for old laptops, the last build was 'n bit buggy though

Have a look at manjaro, a branch from arch, you could say an "easy" arch, ive been using it with vs code and chromium, no issues and lightweight.

You only need to be concerned about caffeine intake when you drink more than 5 cups a day, your cup exceeds 500ml in capacity and your preffered brand of coffee is insomnia coffee.