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# Things to consider / try
## LaTeX / Typst
While handing in hand-written notes is accepted in almost all cases, it is still a good idea to hand things in that are typeset using LaTeX or Typst
(because that way the TAs don't have to read your handwriting, which may or may not be ugly). For LaTeX, you may use my LaTeX helpers, found at https://github.com/janishutz/latex
(because that way the TAs don't have to read your handwriting, which may or may not be ugly). For LaTeX, you may use my LaTeX helpers, found at https://git.janishutz.com/janishutz/latex
## Linux
Development is *much* easier on Linux compared to Windows in about 95% of cases. There even are some courses where you absolutely *need* to use Linux (though you can use WSL or Docker as well).
Development is *much* easier on Linux compared to Winslop in about 95% of cases. There even are some courses where you absolutely *need* to use Linux (though you can use WSL or Docker as well).
Installing new dev tools is as easy as running a single command (such as `pacman -S <pkgname>` or `apt install <pkgname>`), or updating a config file (in case of Nix),
no need to click "Next" a lot of times, it all *just works*.
Docker is also a first-class citizen, Virtual Machines are much faster, etc.
This all is because Linux really is an operating system that is designed by developers for developers (and other users, too), whereas Winslop is designed by developers for... well, nobody really.
## Tiling Window Managers
Using a mouse is *objectively* slow if you use things on a regular basis.