I’m going to build games in Unity. I love using Linux as my development environment, so I was happy to learn that you can create games with Unity in Linux. Since I know many of you out there are in the same boat as me. I will document this process so you can build Unity games in Manjaro Linux. Do you want something like this on your Manjaro Machine? Read on ..read more

So you want to install Google Chrome in Arch Linux. Great choice. Chrome is a fast, secure, cross-platform browser that’s awesome. I run Chrome in Linux to keep track of all my bookmarks, logins, and plugins across platforms. I regularly switch between Windows, Linux, and Mac, so it’s very convenient. In minutes, you can install Chrome on your Arch Linux (Or Manjaro!) machine. I’m using Manjaro for the screenshots, but Arch Linux has the same steps ..read more

I absolutely love .NET development. I also love working in Linux. So the .NET Core project was a real blessing for me, and now .NET Core has become .NET 6. It’s very mature, stable, and empowers you to build endless ideas. If you want to run or develop .NET applications in Manjaro Linux, you may notice no instructions for it. So, I decided to document my setup. We’ll cover running ..read more

The Pinebook Pro has been one of my best tech purchases in years. It’s so handy. It’s lightweight, has great battery life, and is just fun to use. It’s not the fastest laptop I own, but it’s certainly fast enough for Go development, among other things. I often write Go and Python programs on it when I’m in the mood to goof around and try new stuff. Here’s how you can install Go on the Pinebook Pro, with the Manjaro image ..read more

Though it’s now ten years old, Golang (Google’s Go language) is one of the fastest growing languages out there right now. Do you want to learn it? Here are 10 great places to start. 1. Basics of GoLang for Beginners ] Click Here This is a great place to get started from zero. If you’re committed to downloading and installing it shows you how, and you dig into some basic stuff ..read more

Today we’re going to set up a Golang development environment in Manjaro Linux. It’s super easy. I’ve been playing around with Manjaro a lot lately and it’s a pretty cool distribution, it’s based off Arch Linux, which I’m a huge fan of. Step 1: Update the System At your Manjaro desktop, open a command prompt. The first thing you’ll want to do is update the system. We do that by typing in ..read more