VS code on Linux

[goblinmob]

Will you teach me Python? I'm an idiot. I'm tryna make a MUD for my friends cuz we'll probably never play DND in real life..or the thousands of hypothetical dollars in board games I have molding in the garage.. I literally have to ask chat AI how to uninstall Evennia (pip uninstall evennia btw) then look up how to make a virtual environment on windows cuz the tutorial said it's best. I don't even know what that means looking for a gif but I gave up

[loramin]

Originally Posted by Khardan [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Worth it. One of the best IDEs around at the moment.

Have it set-up on a CentOS VM, wasn't difficult, works like a charm.

Same, except on Linux Mint.

Originally Posted by goblinmob [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Will you teach me Python? I'm an idiot. I'm tryna make a MUD for my friends cuz we'll probably never play DND in real life..or the thousands of hypothetical dollars in board games I have molding in the garage.. I literally have to ask chat AI how to uninstall Evennia (pip uninstall evennia btw) then look up how to make a virtual environment on windows cuz the tutorial said it's best. I don't even know what that means looking for a gif but I gave up

If you are serious, take a class. I learned to program on my own, but it took years. Now I mentor for an online boot camp, and my students learn everything in like six months.

[goblinmob]

Originally Posted by loramin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

if I had a development team of one unskilled unpaid unmotivated intern I'm not sure what the first stuff I would want him to busy himself until he takes my bottcamp (which would probably be never) shit.. I bet I could get this idiot to make the whole "game" if I keep shoo-ing him away with questions. Besides.. this forum and wiki is getting to be about as boring as the game after the forum and wiki came along..