bro I have an issue about suspending in fedora 41, after suspending, I resume my laptop but there is an issue that is blinking the screen (go black and show my screen and black again) that are continuing . So, I power off my laptop and open again. How can i solve that issue? help me bro!
I use a similar setup, but i'm on fedora atomic (my own image based on bazzite, also with nix set up), but instead of oh-my-zsh i use starship, instead of vim use lazyvim, and this is just my opnion and what i work with, i replaced docker with podman, also, as an extra, i manage my dotfiles with YADM (and double backups with git and borgbackup), this setup is so simple and integrated that i can set up my whole computer in minutes instead of hours after a fresh install (btw, i'm using blue build for the image).
that tux made me jump out my seat. years ago a dev on my team had it and i wanted it. forgot and then happened onto it. i literally jumped out my seat.
I use a Fedora Silverblue spin called Bluefin, by the Universal Blue team. A lot of popular developer tools are already baked in to the image, and if a tool is missing, it's easy to add with something like brew or a flatpak. Having an immutable core ensures the stability and reliability of your base OS.
After using GNU Linux for decades, I experimented with Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and Samsung Dex. The development environment consists of Termux, vim, Git, lighttpd, qemu, tmux with two plugins to enable session saving and restoration. With a lapdock or connected to a monitor via USB-C and a keyboard and mouse via Bluetooth, I have a notebook computer or desktop computer configuration, respectively.
Lots of advice that sounds good but has massive shortcomings any new developer would find themselves entrapped into. This is a very ideological way to start developing on a modern Linux
@alejandrocarranza1912 Going through their choices: 1) Fedora is not really a popular distribution in 2025 (including among devs), and the quoted alternatives ubuntu and pop OS aren't even the most popular either. 2) Recommending *vim* for development is... very ideological. There are a lot of popular IDEs today that integrate most vim capabilities and most developers who work on vim today do so because they made that choice long ago. 3) And in general there is a lot of focus on terminal-only approaches (tmux, git cmdline...). Both for newcomers and for experts, that is... very debatable. Linux development does not mean sysadmin. In general, using all these fancy and powerful commandline options takes a lot of brain focus away from the problem you are trying to solve. And because it feels extra powerful, it's a trap to think that in order to progress you have to dwelve deeper and deeper into this workflow. Most senior workers I know spend most of their time looking at the screen and thinking. If you need fancy commands to move around, you take focus away.
Either go server or XWayland, wayland is still risky for me. Theres a guide for XWayland in gist, it doesnt just run on GDM, SDDM will work too. Someone on arch try it and it works
Flashback.. buildin a sun box from the manual and hooking the frontpanel to docker with root permissions... 😂 it 25 years of trying to figure out what all that strange behavour in that server envirnoment was..
I have a Chromebook plus, which I believe is a ferivative of Debian (not sure), and I managed to install VSCode, Cursor, docker and a bunch of other tools. I use the native shell, which I believe is not zsh. I’ll check. The only problem I have is building Microsoft stuff (like add-ins) because it doesn’t run Office except in a browser. That is the only reason I have to reveet back to my Mac from time to time 😕
I liked the content however there were some topics i'd prefer other options. I don't like fedora because it is bloat and there are no real options with it. My preference is Void linux and Devuan linux but i have to admit here Alpine could also work since it works best with Docker. Also i would love to see a version of this with another text editor or ide since most are used in guis i.e Geany is a good source. Last but not least you showed github and gitlab but you only continued with github. I would love to see nano and micro editors along setting programming languages i.e python but that's another story. Thanks!
Way to go man! As a long-time mac user, I haven't really paid attention with setting up dev environment in any linux distros. Guess gonna try this one with my old windows machine and see.
Hey guy. Your DE looks amazing, I am using Fedora with i3wm, but your setup look amazing. Can you make a video about how to set that up. It will be very awesome. Keep it up man!
It’d be nice if you could have a similar video on setting up software build and release toolchains (pipelines) for CI/CD on Linux. I’ve done that on Windows but no other OS. Often wondered how it would work.
Hey, how long will u get back, saw ur latest video it has been 2 months. and uhh i just like how u make ocntents and configurations thanks i like using ur dotfiles i mean it!
And yes, I'll definitely share my SwayWM config at some point. It's still a work in progress, but I'll clean it up and share it when I'm happy with it.
Nice content but you need to explain your DE first. Is it the Fedora sway spin or Fedora gnome with sway added by yourself. I would like to follow your configuration but just need to start the Fedora installation.
As a developer I want to use fedora latest and also keep my windows 10 (just for ms office), but don't know how to dual boot and also scare of partitioning (i have 500 gb ssd), so i think 150 gb will be more for fedora, 200 gb for windows and remaining 100gb + for other files + doc + videos etc.
Hi! I'm just starting to learn Linux and currently using Fedora, I'm curious why your terminal don't have title bar or username appearing, it's just so clean, same as the taskbar above. how did you do it?
I've been a developer for 20+ years, this is all solid advice. Simple, clear, and complete without going deep in any one thing.
As a DevOps professional and long-time Fedora user, I can say this is excellent content. We need more like it-keep up the great work!
Much appreciated!
Im using archlinux has my daily driver and workstation more then six yers, this content is very helpful for new linux users!
The best video for lunux dev .... great!!
bro I have an issue about suspending in fedora 41, after suspending, I resume my laptop but there is an issue that is blinking the screen (go black and show my screen and black again) that are continuing . So, I power off my laptop and open again. How can i solve that issue? help me bro!
Can you please make a video on your desktop customization
Thanks for putting up the effort and editing a top quality video. I expected more than just few basics
Amazing quality, hope this professionalism continues with more videos to come!
As a (new) linux user, I can confirm this is useful
I use a similar setup, but i'm on fedora atomic (my own image based on bazzite, also with nix set up), but instead of oh-my-zsh i use starship, instead of vim use lazyvim, and this is just my opnion and what i work with, i replaced docker with podman, also, as an extra, i manage my dotfiles with YADM (and double backups with git and borgbackup), this setup is so simple and integrated that i can set up my whole computer in minutes instead of hours after a fresh install (btw, i'm using blue build for the image).
I am just getting a new Linux machine from Tuxedo, and this video is a super helpful starting point. I'm subbed and looking forward to more content.
that tux made me jump out my seat. years ago a dev on my team had it and i wanted it.
forgot and then happened onto it.
i literally jumped out my seat.
Gem... Seriously underrated content. Keep it up.
I use a Fedora Silverblue spin called Bluefin, by the Universal Blue team. A lot of popular developer tools are already baked in to the image, and if a tool is missing, it's easy to add with something like brew or a flatpak. Having an immutable core ensures the stability and reliability of your base OS.
Thank you for this tip!
I tried it it seems heavy cpu ram usage distro. While garuda every lighter cpu ram usage distro. Can you confirm please?
I'd recommend podman over docker. It's a drop in replacement that doesn't require root.
Love this!
well. I use Debian to as linux distro. I believe that Linux itself is a development platform. The other tools are nice to have.
After using GNU Linux for decades, I experimented with Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra and Samsung Dex. The development environment consists of Termux, vim, Git, lighttpd, qemu, tmux with two plugins to enable session saving and restoration. With a lapdock or connected to a monitor via USB-C and a keyboard and mouse via Bluetooth, I have a notebook computer or desktop computer configuration, respectively.
Yo that's a sick workflow son😅😊
😮all it takes 11mins wonderful....keep going
Straight to the point and on-point video. I've now become a subscriber.
I'm a happy PopOS user but I'm glad you went with Fedora to see what it's like
Lots of advice that sounds good but has massive shortcomings any new developer would find themselves entrapped into. This is a very ideological way to start developing on a modern Linux
Could you elaborate, if you'd like? Total noob here and would appreciate different perspectives
@alejandrocarranza1912 Going through their choices:
1) Fedora is not really a popular distribution in 2025 (including among devs), and the quoted alternatives ubuntu and pop OS aren't even the most popular either.
2) Recommending *vim* for development is... very ideological. There are a lot of popular IDEs today that integrate most vim capabilities and most developers who work on vim today do so because they made that choice long ago.
3) And in general there is a lot of focus on terminal-only approaches (tmux, git cmdline...). Both for newcomers and for experts, that is... very debatable. Linux development does not mean sysadmin.
In general, using all these fancy and powerful commandline options takes a lot of brain focus away from the problem you are trying to solve. And because it feels extra powerful, it's a trap to think that in order to progress you have to dwelve deeper and deeper into this workflow. Most senior workers I know spend most of their time looking at the screen and thinking. If you need fancy commands to move around, you take focus away.
Thanks bro...
"ssh keygen" part helps me a lot.
great content! pls, bring us more advanced tutorials to optimize our develop environment :)
Perfect. Please make a video on how to set up a graphical environment like yours
nothing man just setup hyperland tiling window manager for your device
@_chiku11Do you have a video link that explains the method?
Either go server or XWayland, wayland is still risky for me. Theres a guide for XWayland in gist, it doesnt just run on GDM, SDDM will work too. Someone on arch try it and it works
If you start from zero then just use bluefin, as other had said
@ENG_Basil_2005
If you can read documents then just install arch and
Run this command
**sudo pacman -S hyprland kitty**
thankyu this tutorial
Love this
Keep going!
Incredible. And straight to the point
Great content. Waiting for the other parts.
Great video, Im waiting the next video already !!
Amazing, I am a cs student and recently switched to Fedora. This video was a massive help.
same bro
Excellent information shared briefly 👍
Awesome, thanks!. Subscribed.
Great video! Keep it up! 💪
Please make more detailed videos on each topic
Great work! New subscriber.
Wow nice
Omarchy ships already with basically all needed stuff to develop. Is totally recommended, plug and play Arch installation.
Hey Omarchy is great I will a video about it
❤ very informative. I'm waiting for more
🎉😮❤
Flashback.. buildin a sun box from the manual and hooking the frontpanel to docker with root permissions... 😂 it 25 years of trying to figure out what all that strange behavour in that server envirnoment was..
Nice intro
Verry good ❤ thank you ❤
Very interesting material. I have question how you create this amazing animated cat?
Im using Gentoo with DWM and NeoVim as a Sys Admin. I code in Python for AI.
Nice tutorials
Personally, prefer podman over docker, rootless installation and full docker compatibility :) great video btw
But it's not a replacement
I have a Chromebook plus, which I believe is a ferivative of Debian (not sure), and I managed to install VSCode, Cursor, docker and a bunch of other tools. I use the native shell, which I believe is not zsh. I’ll check. The only problem I have is building Microsoft stuff (like add-ins) because it doesn’t run Office except in a browser. That is the only reason I have to reveet back to my Mac from time to time 😕
I'll save this vid
I'd love to see you cover your Hyprland setup.
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
I liked the content however there were some topics i'd prefer other options. I don't like fedora because it is bloat and there are no real options with it. My preference is Void linux and Devuan linux but i have to admit here Alpine could also work since it works best with Docker. Also i would love to see a version of this with another text editor or ide since most are used in guis i.e Geany is a good source. Last but not least you showed github and gitlab but you only continued with github. I would love to see nano and micro editors along setting programming languages i.e python but that's another story. Thanks!
Good
that's amazing , please keep posting new videos
I will
Way to go man! As a long-time mac user, I haven't really paid attention with setting up dev environment in any linux distros.
Guess gonna try this one with my old windows machine and see.
Give it a shot! You might find Linux more familiar than you expect. Let me know if you have any questions.
My env is archlinux + hyprland + kitty + tmux + neovim
Thank you so much.
The way teach is very good 😊
Now I am subscribing you☺️
Thanks and welcome
Really great video! I learned a lot. Keep doing good work ❤
Thank you! Will do!
Hey guy. Your DE looks amazing, I am using Fedora with i3wm, but your setup look amazing. Can you make a video about how to set that up. It will be very awesome. Keep it up man!
Hey how much ram does fedora use with i3wm at start up?
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
I clicked like button right after fedora shows. perfect.
Great work! Keep it up ❤
Thank you! Will do!
Guys for the terminal go with warp, it is not best for a small system, but it is great with built-in AI, note taker, and many other things.
My experience is it's best if we can configure our own tools. Warp consumes much more resources.
Great video! Thanks a lot! You desktop set up is amazing, please post a video to explain in detail! Thanks!
Thanks, will do!
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
@CodeOpsHQ thank you so much!! Very interesting!!!
I love tmux
As a developer trying to move away from windows now, this is a good guide to start.
move on, I must say it got it's challenge at first.. But the speed and performance will be worth it.
@isekaijoucho4812 Lucky you. I cannot die to share git repo with windows users.
Great video! This will help me with future dev environment setups!
Very nice and informative videos ❤🎉
Thanks a lot 😊
It’d be nice if you could have a similar video on setting up software build and release toolchains (pipelines) for CI/CD on Linux. I’ve done that on Windows but no other OS. Often wondered how it would work.
Great suggestion!
Why is no one talking about how his distro looks 🔥 🔥
here is video how i made it ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
need more content like this love it
TYVM for this great content! In fact, what is your theme and setup on your device so it looks like in the video?
Kitty with some customization
What video editing did you use please ❤❤
Maybe some other movie where you will show how you customized your desktop? themes etc?
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
Could you please share the theme and other customization details used for GNOME? It looks fantastic!
Bro that is not gnome, but rather hyperland
No it not gnome I use swaywm and I have a video about it
No it is sway
@CodeOpsHQohh ok😅
Looked like hyprland to me😅
Excellent video ! Could you delve deeper into the topic of Docker by discussing security considerations and its use in rootless mode ?
I will
I like happy blue cats
Hey, how long will u get back, saw ur latest video it has been 2 months. and uhh i just like how u make ocntents and configurations thanks i like using ur dotfiles i mean it!
I'm back
Well, interesting how long you will be develop a feature with just VIM as a regular developer.
Hey I only use Neovim
WONDERFUL! Subscribed! +1
Many thanks!!
Nixos instead of fedora and oh my bash instead of zsh :D
Great job! Could you share your Fedora desktop environment settings? Thank you!
And yes, I'll definitely share my SwayWM config at some point. It's still a work in progress, but I'll clean it up and share it when I'm happy with it.
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
Great video. Which desktop environment you're using ?
Swaywm
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
can u please make a video for ubuntu beginners and how to customize your desktop and you terminal🙏🏼🙏🏼 loved the video🎉
Thanks for the idea!
is it that bad?
0:20 todo, 1:11 terminal, 3:35 vim, 5:23 git,
Can you make one for bug bounty or hacking
Thank you for the detailed video! How do you set up the top bar of your fedora to look like that?
With waybar
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
What application do you use to animate the smart cat?
Hi, which desktop environment are u using now ?. Any guide of how to configure like your desktop ? It looks like really nice.
probably using window manager but idk which is it
I will make a video about it,
but I use a tiling window manager, SwayWM is my choice.
@CodeOpsHQ Great. Waiting that video. :)
@CodeOpsHQ well, when will you make a video about it? I'm also using a tiling window manager?
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
Nice content but you need to explain your DE first. Is it the Fedora sway spin or Fedora gnome with sway added by yourself. I would like to follow your configuration but just need to start the Fedora installation.
i use Sway
i will make a video about it
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
As a developer I want to use fedora latest and also keep my windows 10 (just for ms office), but don't know how to dual boot and also scare of partitioning (i have 500 gb ssd), so i think 150 gb will be more for fedora, 200 gb for windows and remaining 100gb + for other files + doc + videos etc.
Get a separate SSD for windows and install there. Keep Windows and Linux separate.
This is a really nice guide. I am still too scared for Vim. I'll stick with vscodium for now :shrug:
try vim motion in vscodium
@CodeOpsHQ i'll give it a shot, thanks for the suggestion
Can you make one for windows?
Thank you for the video, but really, do you suggest using vim to write code? is this the best IDE you can suggest for coding? :-)
Neovim is the best for me
Is fedora suitable for old laptop with 8g ram and 250GB ssd from 10 yeas ago?
Yes, Its enough
Great content. Keep it up mate!
Looking forward for more videos from you.
Thanks, will do!
Hi! I'm just starting to learn Linux and currently using Fedora, I'm curious why your terminal don't have title bar or username appearing, it's just so clean, same as the taskbar above. how did you do it?
using sway with waybar and i use Powerlevel10k for my zsh
github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
Any tutorials on how to copy desktop your theme?
ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
Do you have a beautiful Linux, what is Linux, and what customization did you do on your Linux?
Fedora with swaywm, waybar and rofi
here is the video ruclips.net/video/XUdu3xx6iWs/video.html
can u make the same video for ubuntu please , thank u
You can use this setup in Ubuntu
Link for that dotfiles!
How can I make my desktop looks like yours ?
I will make a video
i'm using all tools, except tmux, because using kitty, this a terminal emulator, with multiplex terminal including, any more benefits in tmux?
tmux offers session persistence, advanced window management, and is great for server use.
I use WSL2 on Windows 11, can I install Fedora on it and use this video of yours to configure it?
yes you can
Exceptional content with excellent production quality.
Keep it up.
Much appreciated!