David Heinemeier Hansson

Omakub is an opinionated web developer setup for Ubuntu that turns a fresh installation into a fully-configured, beautiful, and modern web development system. It includes curated applications and tools and focuses on providing a cohesive package of goods for developers new to Linux.

Introducing Omakub

Brilliant idea! I wish it was built before I switched to linux.
I would like it even more if it leveraged the immutable desktop approach and it was just an <code>rpm-ostree rebase</code> away.
I switched from windows few months ago, distro-hopped and quickly settled on <a href="https://universal-blue.discourse.group/t/bluefin-dx-the-bluefin-developer-experience/39" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">bluefin-dx</a> because I was tired of configuring things and make them work (hello nvidia drivers, rootless docker…)
I immediately felt comfortable enough that I also installed it on my mother’s pc (she likes it more than windows).
In my humble opinion, bluefin’s approach would really benefit both this project and linux adoption in general.

Interesting! I’m a web developer and I need this, More than anything because it looks good and very hacker-like, it’s time to install an Ubuntu terminal!

TBH. I used once. I’ll never use it again. Better If I do custom config.
<ul>
<li>70 percent extra stuff</li>
<li>it changed my laptop config. caps does not work now</li>
<li>no essential tools like nvm</li>
</ul>

Which I had this back in 2016 when I was moving fully to Ubuntu but for now I see no reason to move from where I am. I love neovim by the way and use as my main text editor