Out of all the games I tried to play, only one of them worked.

PS3 in particular has very weird hardware. There aren’t any good PS3 emulators for PC. Basically the only way to play PS3 games is on an actual PS3.

Even for someone that doesn’t leave their basement, can’t use the computer in bed.

Because you can’t play steam games on the phone. Pretty easy to understand.

Computers are programmed in programming languages. They do (most of the time) have English words as keywords, but changing them is trivially easy. You could have a “Esperanto C” working in a day. And changing a C program to Esperanto C would be trivially easy. The only problem would be the new keywords being used in the old program, but that’s easy to find and replace with a new identifier.

In what language did you try?

In vs code there’s a run button just like in visual studio. You can also press F5. You will most probably need to install an extension specific to your language so vscode knows what to do when you press F5. For some languages, you’ll also have to create a launch.json file manually. launch.json is what describes what the “run” button does.

This exactly is what I hate most about eclipse. I do something and suddenly there’s an icon on every single file of my project, and everything stops working. Now instead of googling an error I have to search “eclipse orange star icon”. Worst of all is that they reuse icons for different errors. I absolutely hate it.

I find vscode’s system much better than blender’s.

In vscode you just press F1 and type whatever you want to do.

I rarely use blender, therefore every time I want to use it I have to relearn every hotkey.

On vscode you just explain what you want to do, and chances are high that you’ll find the command. You can also easily bind hotkeys to commands.