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You need to realise polish means something different in Linux. It means classic open-source text-mode keyboard-driven file-configured programs that do one thing
by danieldk 10y ago
You need to realise polish means something different in Linux. It means classic open-source text-mode keyboard-driven file-configured programs that do one thing, do it well and are easy to compose in the Unix tradition. URxvt, emacs, vim, mutt, mbsync, zathura, irssi, etc.
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This takes time to master, but in my opinion can't be beaten and will not become out of fashion easily.
Unfortunately, terminal apps do not help with RAW editing, editing vector graphics or diagramming (replacing OmniGraffle).
For these reasons, if I'd flee from macOS, Windows would currently make more sense. There are better replacements for macOS applications and the Linux subsystem holds a lot of promise.