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🔸Linux basics
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On Windows, you usually download an .exe, double-click it, and you’re done.
On Linux, you suddenly have four choices and everyone has strong opinions about which one is “correct” 😭
The package manager is the traditional Linux way. You install software directly from your distribution’s repositories using commands like apt, dnf, or pacman. It’s fast, integrates nicely with the system, and updates everything from one place. That’s why many Linux users prefer it whenever possible.
Then there’s Snap. Applications come bundled with most of their dependencies, making them easier to distribute across different Linux distributions. The trade-off is that some users complain about larger package sizes and slower startup times.
Flatpak follows a similar idea but has become particularly popular for desktop applications. It isolates apps from the rest of the system and allows developers to ship newer versions without waiting for Linux distributions to update their repositories.
And then you have AppImage, which is probably the closest thing to a portable Windows application. Download one file, make it executable, and run it. No installation process, no package manager, and often no administrator privileges required.
What’s funny is that asking Linux users how they install applications can start debates that last longer than the actual installation.
Because in Linux, there are usually several ways to accomplish the same thing.
And that’s both the beauty and the chaos of the ecosystem.
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Mark attendance.
Today is the final day of us pushing our phase 1. We will get to 100 companies today ( hiring about 350 paid interns ) and I’ll put out the intern form tomorrow.
So one last final push on twitter and LinkedIn today??? Y’all ready?
#500interns Where are my volunteers?
The task for today is to RT this tweet and quoted tweet below.
Let’s get as many companies to see the tweet below.
Almost at 100 companies. If these companies are hiring 1-5 people on average, that’s a potential 350 paid intern roles.
A few weeks ago, I was working with character renders and juggling outfit shaders when I had a lightbulb moment. 💡
Why isn’t lighting as chill as, say, scaling a cube?
...more details in the reply.
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No fluff. No mock apps 🎯
Just real #DevOps on real infrastructure.
I built a production-grade pipeline on #AWS
✔ EKS (Kubernetes)
✔ Jenkins pipelines
✔ Helm for app deployment
✔ Prometheus & Grafana
✔ HTTPS with Cert Manager
I just built this. Here's how 🧵👇
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If you love clean infra workflows, this one’s for you.
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I want to express my dissatisfaction with your mode of operation over the past month.
We no longer have access to class recordings, and you even sent a warning email threatening to expel any student who records the sessions.
I'm kicking off my AWS projects journey!
The plan is to:
1. Build and complete hands-on projects
2. Join the NextWork community
3. Share my work
Shoutout to all AWS learners—let's connect, share tips, and keep improving.
Thanks @NextWork for your community and projects
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