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"Notebook app for Hackers".. and No Linux support? I'm confused why their definition of hacker is only bound to those who use Windows and OSX. Not even "Linux
by eudoxus 10y ago
"Notebook app for Hackers".. and No Linux support? I'm confused why their definition of hacker is only bound to those who use Windows and OSX.
Not even "Linux coming soon"...
- scottjad 10y agoIf I hold an event in Chicago called "An evening for families," that doesn't mean my definition of family somehow includes living close to Chicago. Just that this event happens to be in Chicago, and this app happens to be for Windows/Mac because of implementation/demand/whatever reasons, not because of some definition about hackers.
- Chris2048 10y agoin your OS/physical-location analogy, what's the interpretation of cross-platform support?
- guitarbill 10y agoSounds like marketing, not engineering. The "DBaaS operated by IBM" backend also doesn't sound hacker-friendly...
- digi_owl 10y agoWelcome to the new meaning of "hacker": the Macbook packing hipsters churning out web "apps" at your local coffee place.