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LemmyPistolero ( LemmyPistolero@lemmy.ml )  to Linux@lemmy.ml · 4 years ago

Can vanillaOS be used to git clone and maintain projects? As a developer?

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Can vanillaOS be used to git clone and maintain projects? As a developer?

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LemmyPistolero ( LemmyPistolero@lemmy.ml )  to Linux@lemmy.ml · 4 years ago
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Vanilla OS is an Immutable Linux-based distribution which aims to provide a vanilla GNOME experience.
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    Sounds like you’re new to Linux. Welcome to the club! Any modern Linux system will have everything you need to do software development with the exception of some proprietary platforms from Apple or Microsoft. Neither company offers full Linux support.

    This OS is based on Ubuntu so installing git will be no hassle.

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      thanks

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