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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.
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).
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).
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`.
