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It probably depends on the kind of work you do. For most web development you need a browser, a development environment and a bunch of terminals. There's little
by Scarblac 10y ago
It probably depends on the kind of work you do. For most web development you need a browser, a development environment and a bunch of terminals. There's little difference between OSes there.
What kind of thing do you have trouble with under Linux?
Personally I find Windows very hard to use because there's no central way to update installed software on it.
- dx034 10y agoThings like switching windows, working with multiple screens, having an overview what's open. On the system side I love linux. Updating all software with one command is great, but isn't connected to the GUI. In fact, I find the Ubuntu software center so hard to use that I always revert back to the terminal to install/update software. And that's what I meant with my original post. I love the functionality that Linux offers, but for many day-to-day tasks having a GUI can make life easier. And that's where Linux always disappoints me.