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I am a bit lost myself : for me OsX is the best mix where I have a nix like terminal, great design tools and general software support, good UX, and I don't have
by on_and_off 10y ago
I am a bit lost myself : for me OsX is the best mix where I have a nix like terminal, great design tools and general software support, good UX, and I don't have to spend too much time maintaining and configuring the machine.
Both Linux and Windows are inferior in some of these aspects, so I have been sucking it up for the past couple of years.
Coming the next time I have to change my machine, I am not sure what I will get.
- chipperyman573 10y ago>I have a nix like terminal Does bash on windows solve this issue for you or do you want the entire terminal to be nix like (instead of the command prompt)
- hellofunk 10y agoBash on windows is a far cry from a true nix terminal. A lot of things in windows bash just don't work right yet.
- elcct 10y agoAre you on insider preview? They make a good progress. For example now you can have Ubuntu 16.04 and be able to call windows executables from bash. In my opinion it is now much better experience than macOS offers
- riffraff 10y agoWhy "better"?
- elcct 10y agoI use Ubuntu in production and having the same tools on the dev machine natively is great. When I was using macOS it was a bit clumsy to get tools set up. I find apt superior to brew also compiling from source etc is less of a headache. Windows really nailed that department.