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That sounds awful! Is that just a "laptop" rule (i.e. are "desktops" exempt)?

• cobookman 10y ago
  Workstations mount what's called citc (clients in the cloud). And you can use whatever ide or editor you like. Code is never downloaded directly to the desktop. You don't really notice any performance issues with this and you get the benefit of being able to build or include any library without having to download it all. Laptops can't mount citc, and you need to either SSH/rdp into a workstation or use a web based code editor. Once you've used citc/Piper/blaze you'll find it's a great system and there is no good alternative... Yet As for OS choice I believe only goobuntu can be used to modify Google's code repo.
  • CardenB 10y ago
    Wish they used citc/Git/blaze... but oh well. There's a wrapper internally but I heard it was crap, so I never used it.
    • refulgentis 10y ago
      It's heavily used now. Works very well.