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I can't tell you to just have faith in Apple. Obviously, given the route they've chosen with Siri there might be some problems ahead privacy-wise. I for my part
by BjoernKW 10y ago
I can't tell you to just have faith in Apple. Obviously, given the route they've chosen with Siri there might be some problems ahead privacy-wise. I for my part, will stick to OS X for the time being but if the time came Apple's OS was not suitable for me anymore I'd switch to Linux and I suggest you take a second look as well.
In terms of UI there are so many options for Linux that there almost certainly is one that suits your needs.
Development of non-Windows software under Windows despite all the improvements in most recent versions at times still is a pain-in-the-ass: From an inferior CLI (compared with those available on UNIX and UNIX-like operating systems) to missing development tools and all sorts of Windows-specific work-arounds required to get Rails or Node.js working, let alone run actual apps.
- romanovcode 10y agoFriend, you have native Ubuntu sub-system running on Windows this summer. You get all the tools you want :)