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Actively taking my Mac environment into a Linux one. Have been for a couple of weeks now. [1] I use PCs for most of my development work, and Macs when I can (w
by kabdib 10y ago
Actively taking my Mac environment into a Linux one. Have been for a couple of weeks now. [1]
I use PCs for most of my development work, and Macs when I can (when I'm doing the more ops-like bits of devops, and for personal use). The MacOS environment is really nice, and the Windows tools for writing native code are really good, but the writing is on the wall: Own your computing environment or you will working at someone's sufferance.
I'm not going to go full bull-goose Stallman, but it seems like a worthwhile thing to do.
[1] It's rocky. Device support is spotty, and user interfaces are often staggeringly bad. Maybe with more people piling on things will get better.