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That involves compromises on battery life. Why not just run Linux instead?
by dman 10y ago
That involves compromises on battery life. Why not just run Linux instead?
- superswordfish 10y agoThis involves compromises on battery life.
- dman 10y agoWell played :)
- tcdent 10y agoI do all of my development on a 2015 Macbook Air and run a Linux virtual machine almost every day. Still plenty of battery to get me through more than a full day of work and casual browsing. Way better than Linux on the desktop. Way easier than configuring a second operating system to run the stack. I'm not going to production on MacOS, why would I develop on it?