Linux gaming had become easier and easier over the years thanks to the wonderful communities at Lutris and PlayOnLinux and the implementations of Vulcan on the Linux side of computing. I have arranged the options by steps, but sometimes the steps need to be changed based on the local implementation, previous installed packages and preference. Without further ado, let’s begin: ...

After finishing the free Version Control with Git from Udacity, Git became a little less scary. I even inherited a little cheat sheet with some important commands and short descriptions of them. Some references for learning and working with Git: Git documentation from Git website Git tutorial from Atlassian Dotfiles on Github Gi-it repository for learning Git Git branching tutorial

Today while desperately trying to find a way to understand more about programming and learn more about CS basics, I got lucky. Open Source Society University is developed by a group of motivated people that are organising a curriculum for getting the equivalent of a CS degree while following free courses online from excellent resources. This will definitely structure my leaning greatly and I can’t wait to start studying.

Great practical examples from Harvard CS50’s Brian Yu: Video on Youtube Also reviewed today: OOP from YouTube and CS50 pong5 games track