#đź”’ cant open Linux application

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pallid flame
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this is the image which keeps showing up when I double click the file in my downloads folder

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lilac oysterBOT
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@pallid flame

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pulsar loom
pallid flame
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tysm dude I’ll try that

pulsar loom
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@pallid flame After creating your repo, you should see a blue button "Code" in it. Click on the "Codespaces" tab and then "Create codespace"

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pallid flame
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what’s indexed mean

pulsar loom
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“this repository’s code is being indexed right now. Try again in a few minutes”

pulsar loom
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I guess wait a bit

pallid flame
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mkay

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well while it’s doing that

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I’m gonna explode

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why is this so difficult

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@pulsar loom keeps saying it’s empty how do I make it not empty

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the repository

pulsar loom
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Show me a screenshot

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And I believe its normal that when you create a new repo, its always empty by default (unless you added README or LICENSE to it on creation) @pallid flame

pallid flame
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oooh

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lemme try that but here

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worked

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but now how do I start coding

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@agent how do I start running it?

pulsar loom
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I see

pulsar loom
pallid flame
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like the one in the corner?

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@pulsar loom

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I’m just gonna do this tomorrow I’m so tired

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thank you so much for helping me

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you’re amazing man

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Gn

lilac oysterBOT
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