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It’s been almost 2 years since I installed Arch on my laptop, and I feel like my dotfiles are becoming more and more disorganized. I still have configuration files from programs I no longer use, and keeping track of how I customize the ones I do use is taking far more effort than it should. To address this, I’ve decided to put my dotfiles under version control, so I can have a clearer view of how they change over time. ...

Having recently switched from Arcolinux to Arch Linux, I needed to reinstall Flutter on my laptop. The last time I did this, I installed Android Studio because it seemed like the easiest way to get the Android SDK working. However, I never used it as an IDE, so it was hard to justify keeping it on my system since it takes up more than 30GB. This time, with a year of Linux experience under my belt, I’ve managed to install and configure everything needed to build apps for Android without having to install Android Studio. In this article, I’ll tell you how I did it. ...

I’ve been meaning to start a blog for a couple of months now, but I kept putting it off it, not knowing what to write about at first. Last week I installed Arch Linux on my laptop, so I guess this is the right place to start. If you don’t know what Arch Linux is, I’m glad to be the one to introduce it to you. You can read more about it here. You may also want to get more familiar with Linux in general before reading the rest of this blog post. ...