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What are those reasons apart from having a "better" ui? (Which is highly subjective and if you use a tiling wm Linux is probably the better choice). What turns
by plzbo 10y ago
What are those reasons apart from having a "better" ui? (Which is highly subjective and if you use a tiling wm Linux is probably the better choice).
What turns me off OS X is the lack of a good package manager with up to date packages. Has this changed?
- cpncrunch 10y ago>What are those reasons apart from having a "better" ui? (Which is highly subjective and if you use a tiling wm Linux is probably the better choice). - More commercial software available (photoshop, etc). - OS X is required if you need to run xcode - Easier to upgrade to the next version of the OS, without having to do a full reinstall - Better binary compatibility. (Pretty minor issue). >What turns me off OS X is the lack of a good package manager with up to date packages. Has this changed? http://brew.sh/ http://brew.sh/
- striking 10y ago> full reinstall You need to fully reinstall your Linux install every upgrade? That might be a symptom of Ubuntu usage, but many other distros handle upgrades gracefully. Arch is an example of this.
- cpncrunch 10y agoPerhaps it depends on the distro. You certainly have to reinstall to upgrade to a new version of CentOS (which is what I use on all my servers).