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That is a very pessimistic view. Many IDEs support Linux. There are tools with interface builders on Linux. GTK, Qt, Android, Mono, etc...
by partycoder 9y ago
That is a very pessimistic view. Many IDEs support Linux.
There are tools with interface builders on Linux. GTK, Qt, Android, Mono, etc...
- pjmlp 9y agoYes there are, but as I mentioned the culture also matters, and the Linux culture worships CLI and window managers like xmonad, not graphical developer tools and UI/UX.
- partycoder 9y agoI am pretty sure that xmonad, or tiling window managers in general, while popular are not the #1 in popularity on Linux so I will have to disagree with you again. You have many alternatives more featured than xmonad and I am very sure you know many of them already. Going forward please keep those views to yourself. There are many developers putting a lot of effort, in many cases volunteer effort, to advance Linux on the desktop... which is already far better than many people care to admit.