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Good recommendations? I can't think of any that have the reputation of Apple when it comes to support or build quality, but I also haven't looked beyond apple
by spott 10y ago
Good recommendations? I can't think of any that have the reputation of Apple when it comes to support or build quality, but I also haven't looked beyond apple for almost 10 years.
- antirez 10y agoMy only guess is that a mix of Windows 10 and Linux is needed, there are multiple solutions: 1. Run Windows 10 and Linux in multi boot, use Linux normally, Windows when you need stuff that are not available on Linux. 2. Run Windows and use VMs to have a Linux development environment. 3. Run Windows with some Unix-alike layer, like the one introduced in Windows 10 or something. I think for me it's "1", I don't think I'll be able to use Windows on a daily basis, since I still see people that install things like anti-malware/virus. I can't go back 15 years in computing experience easily. P.S. Note how people that need to develop for Apple devices, like mobile devs, don't have any way out of the Apple ecosystem, since the SDKs are Macos-only.