This is my next article in my “perfect” Garuda Linux install. Remember that I’m coming from Ubuntu and was looking for something different. If you haven’t followed along, here’s the articles so far:
In this post, I’m going to go through setting up my computer for my professional work tasks and different productivity apps.
This is a continuation of my Garuda Linux installation notes. Remember, I’m coming from Ubuntu Linux. I used to reinstall it every 6 months (or at least intended to). I decided to do something different, and that brings me here. You can go back in the series:
In this post, I’ll get my password management and note taking just the way I want them.
One of my biggest issues with Flutter development is if you let your project sit for a while and come back to it, you have to spend forever trying to get it to run again. Flutter upgrades, but the configuration in the projects don’t and become incompatible. Getting the configuration upgraded to match proves difficult.
I feel like things are getting better and there are better tools, but it is still a challenge. This article is what I have discovered so far. It’s just a few ideas of things you can check.