Introduction Hi, I'm ninjahoahong , a casual gamer with a fondness for strategy games. After achieving Queen rank in Autochess three months ago, I sought a new challenge and turned to Team Fight Tactics (TFT). Despite my experience in the auto-battler genre, I soon realized that mastering TFT would entail a significant amount of learning and trial-and-error. In TFT, players aim for two types of ranks: static and dynamic. Static ranks, like Iron, Bronze, and so on, reflect overall performance and skill level in the game, achieved through consistent play and improvement. As a casual player, my aim is to reach the highest static rank, Master. Additionally, TFT features dynamic ranks that change based on recent performance, such as Grandmaster and Challenger. These ranks are more temporary and competitive, requiring steady performance to achieve and maintain. While they're admirable, I'll likely aim for those dynamic ranks next, but as a casual player, my focus is to start
Prepare Lubuntu 20.04 for software development ninjahoahong After using windows , macosx , and serveral linux ditributions. For me, Lubuntu is the lightest and easiest to set up and run so far. If you search there will be two domains provide lubuntu which are lubuntu.me and lubuntu.net . You should use lubuntu.me which provide the most updated version of lubuntu . In this blog, I will focus on the additional packages after installation. Create Lubuntu 20.04 bootable usb Download Lubuntu 20.04 iso file. Create bootable usb using balena etcher or unetbootin . Boot to the usb and install Lubuntu . This is a starting screen using lxqt . Additional packages There are packages for apt and snap . I prefer apt since the app installed by snap command will take long time in the first launch. Web browser: brave I usually inst