I want to develop cross platform applications for ios and android. The only "progamming" I know is xhtml/css. Should I learn java/eclipse, make apps, then hopefully with the money I make buy a mac and learn obj-C/xcode or should I just learn LUA/corona. Or Java and then LUA? I don't know I'm a bit lost. I'd like to eventually freelance for local schools and sports clubs like I do with web development. I imagine that they would want ios over android.
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Anonymous2014-02-20 6:04
install BSD/Gentoo
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Anonymous2014-02-20 6:45
Lua is not an acronym.
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Anonymous2014-02-20 17:44
Installing GNU/Linux won't solve your computer woes. It's not going to magically remove the anguish of being a non-technical person in a technical world.
Although neckbeards give the impression that GNU/Linux "just works," it's not quite as simple as that. You'll still experience incompatibility and those irritating nuances associated with all forms of desktop computing.
What you won't experience, however, is a lack of attention to details with the user in mind.
If you're switching to a GNU/Linux solely because you're ticked off with Windows, no desktop environment will please you.
However, if you're willing to make a change that will first be bumpy, but will eventually pay off in terms of overall satisfaction and enlightenment while computing, then you're ready for GNU/Linux. You can even use your existing computer without having to buy additional hardware.
You have to be willing to change your entire perception of how desktop computing should be.