its probably easier to debug the issues you currently have, than dealing with the suckness of imparative package management
lol 25 Kommentare und ich sehe nur den hier und zwei darunter
yeah, lets all start counting in base-60
I'll start by counting to ten
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z α β γ δ ε ζ η θ ι κ λ μ ν ξ ο π ρ σ τ υ φ χ ψ ω ϟ 10
nice
i remember nuking my windows dual boot about 2 years ago
pretty similar story: i discovered almost all my games work with wine, so i didn't use windows for a few month. eventually i didn't see any point in keeping it around.
Librarians lmao
Well in that case I'm not atheist. I belong to species of higher power on this planet.
you could install your favorite distro with all your customizations and needed programs on a flash drive and use that as a rescue system
nope, that is probably window manager specific, i'm using i3, but any keyboard shortcuts get disabled when a window grabs the pointer anyway, i found a solution and updated my post
IDE and Terminal
Neovim is an program that runs in a terminal. You can use it to edit text files and through plugins it can become a fully fledged IDE. The site you linked actually tells you to install Neovim as a package in Termux.
To be clear: Neovim is not a Terminal Emulator. It is not even an Android App. It runs on Android in Termux (and probably other apps), but not on its own.
Termux is afaik the best Terminal Emulator for Android, it includes a package manager with a lot of Linux CLI utilities (like Neovim) available.
For Java there is an apparently fully Fledged IDE available in F-Droid. For Python I'd suggest installing python in Termux and developing and running python scripts from there.
Torrent
I use Torrent Client. It works, but it hasn't been updated in 2 years and I don't know how secure it is. I mostly Torrent on my Linux Desktop PC.
E-Book Reader
I use KOReader which is more optimized for E-Readers, but it has a very clean UI and works great for me. It is also actively developed.