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Why would it NOT reduce your productivity while you are learning it? I bet you he'd be happy to say 'OH YEAH SWITCH TO A MAC', but guess what - it will reduce
by code_duck 16y ago
Why would it NOT reduce your productivity while you are learning it?
I bet you he'd be happy to say 'OH YEAH SWITCH TO A MAC', but guess what - it will reduce your productivity while you're getting used to new programs, new keyboard shortcuts, etc.
- binaryfinery 16y agoNot really. But then I'm using eclipse, intellij, bash, gmail etc. Its like linux, but I can sync my iphone :-)
- code_duck 16y agoI just bought my first Mac after using Linux for 6 years, so I am speaking from recent experience here. Definitely like Linux, definitely awesome... but it does take some getting used to.
- johngunderman 16y agolack of a good package manager is holding it back. sure, there is port, but port's library is tiny compared to its linux counterparts...
- code_duck 16y agoTotally correct, my assumption is that Apple is mad that you can install apps without their approval and fees, so they won't bother adding a real package manager even though it's an obvious shortcoming.