So how does one even start? Is there like a web page to download python shit? Or is this just shit that’s naturally built into my system and I should just know already?. I’m using Fedora 44 I think if that helps

What is usually the suggested “easiest” to learn language? I’ve always wanted to code well since I was a young kid and recently oldest kid accidentally got me into playing around with LLM and it orchestrated a few little stupid projects that were just basically to make open code more customized most of the time. I’d really like to actually do it myself and know what was going on better. Any suggestions on where to start? Should I just try diving into rust? I know that’s what my oldest son actually uses himself, although I guess he does outsource a little of his stuff to it at LLM but… I’d love to learn a language so I can do more than just a hello world in. Although maybe I should finish learning how to actually type better first lol

Fair enough, I’m still trying to figure out most of them myself. It’s just the first first distro I used that my son set up for me. It’s a gaming oriented Fedora with KDE and comes preloaded with stuff for playing games. It did seem like it was working pretty well for a lot of stuff, but I went against my son’s advice and started trying to learn the terminal and borked some stuff, so he switched me to vanilla Fedora and now I’m missing stuff I need to run some of the games. I don’t know if anybody else has used it much it that has had any experience. Like I said I’m only on my second distro myself.

i don’t use steam

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What about Nobara?