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I switched to Windows 10 (Microsoft Surface 4 Pro) after ~15 years of using Linux and 5 years of MacOS. In Bash (based on Ubuntu) 99% of utilities just work. I
by gladimdim 10y ago
I switched to Windows 10 (Microsoft Surface 4 Pro) after ~15 years of using Linux and 5 years of MacOS.
In Bash (based on Ubuntu) 99% of utilities just work. I can use npm, install modules and they still work. For me in Windows 10 - everything just works.
Though I still miss:
1. MacBook's touchpad :-(
2. Emacs-like keybindings everywhere in OS (like MacOS has).
- rz2k 10y agoIf you force yourself to use the keyboard you might find it as convenient in Windows as it was in OS X. However, it is almost modal like vim. When I used Windows, I was used to `alt` followed by a series of keys for repetitive or common commands.
- astronautjones 10y agoIt drives me insane that you cannot do this easily in OSX
- mverwijs 10y agoI bought a seperate apple Bluetooth touchpad for this very reason. Works for me.