@git-gud Didn't test it with a desktop cpu.. But the i7 in my laptop gets 100% cpu usage when I hold ctrl w :D

@TheLastGimbus https://howtogeek.com/264880/...

@115105109 @DangerousDev I totally agree with DangerousDev.. At the end you got the choice between .NET and web technology..

@115105109 and.. If you really want to go cross platform I think Xamarin is much better than Cordova

@115105109 If you don't need that much platform specific code working with Xamarin Forms and dependency injection isn't that bad. But you will run into some things that feel very complicated and stupid. Especially if you know the "native way". Working with images for example can be pain in the ass, because Xamarin Image performance is very bad. If you take three pictures with the cam and add them into a stacklayout wich is in a frame - it feels like 10 FPS when scrolling :D

But yeah.. I think it isn't that bat at all. If you can share most of the code in your project Xamarin will save a lot of time.

Expected the word "archlinux" to be in the first comment.

https://open.spotify.com/artist/...

:D

@elzdev Yes it isn't that bad but when I use Edge to watch YouTube it's extremely slow..

@electrineer no he gets another (but the last) try for it. If that would fail again, he can't study computer science again :D (I think so)

I prefer XFCE

https://youtu.be/GR2y0xOIIdI

Seems legit

RUN!

@Alice Erfurt

@succ Yes you are right, but I need Java EE functionality. For this you need the paid version or student version of IntelliJ I think.

Got a M.Sc. degree and it says nothing about how good I am at programming. Company's don't even look at the courses or the marks I get. That's not what they tell you in the university :D

:D

gg wp

@pajaja that is great :D