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I don't really understand, why I have to do that, but I think it's related to the reduction of rights.

Linux Journey/journey_henrik.md

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 the ownCloud-client. Something something unmet dependencies, I'll have to get to the bottom of that. I have the feeling that after a pretty steep learning curve I'll be able to work more effeciently not just in a
 Git and programming enviroment, but for work in general. It's probably a test in tenacity as well, because - oh boy - some issues get frustrating.
 
-Still fighting with unmet dependencies and the ownCloud-Client. Somewhat the last missing piece in being able to do everything I want in Windows as well as Linux. 
+Still fighting with unmet dependencies and the ownCloud-Client. Somewhat the last missing piece in being able to do everything I want in Windows as well as Linux.
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+Hurray! I successfully solved! After a fair bit of trial and error (I was right) it worked. I think it was a version problem, so the OS version I currently use (Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS) didn't match with the version of the program I tried to install. After finding the right one, it worked as planned. I'm slowly beginning to really like the Ubuntu workflow, it feels more streamlined and organizing software, files etc. is rather easy and intuitive (after a while).
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+So I found another big thing: hidden files. I had to debug an Atom package and all the internet advice sent me to a hidden directory, /.atom. Couldn't find it so I searched help - again - on the internet. The dot before the name hides the directory, file or whatever. This can be solved by pushing `strg+h` inside the files or - for checking it in the terminal - `ls -a`.
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+### Branching Things
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+So I noticed that when you clone a repository it only clones the `master` of the project. If you want to edit another existing branch you first have to add the branch to a remote branch on your machine. 
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+You do this by looking for an option in the editor of your choice called `Create Branch From Remote Branch`. This will create a remote branch based on the branch from the project repository, which you will be able to edit on your local machine.
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+Basically that's it. Like the link above says, `git clone` is supposed to do that (it's not a bug, it's a feature!). In my opinion self-explanatory, so it might result in some confusion.
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+### Updates (23.3.20)
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+In other news, I'm still having some trouble with my touchpad, so I started disabling it via Terminal (just Linux things). Which works pretty well as I'm slowly getting more adapt to navigating with my keyboard.
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+I'm slowly beginning to really like Ubuntu, even though it at times can be frustrating. It's a love-hate relationship. The great thing about Linux is: it does what you tell it to do. The bad thing about Linux is: it does what you tell it to do. I think as soon as I'm settled in with all the software I need and am comfortable with everything, it'll be a very enjoyable experience working on Linux. What I really need to get into are the different file-types on Linux. I'm sometimes not sure how to do installations or what to do with other files. But I think this will improve over time. 
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