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> But the most important use case for VPNs for startups is to get developers access to cloud deployment environments, and developers use MacOS, which made it ha
by rauhl 8y ago
> But the most important use case for VPNs for startups is to get developers access to cloud deployment environments, and developers use MacOS, which made it hard to recommend.
What’s that?
> … developers use MacOS …
Not all developers! I’ll believe that many developers use macOS. It’s even possible that most developers conducting certain kinds of development use macOS. But not all developers do. I don’t. Noöne on my last team did (we were Linux-only). Several folks on my current team don’t.
- tptacek 8y agoIf your developers use Linux, they've already had a mature WireGuard implementation for months. It may even land in the mainline Linux kernel (I hope it does). I don't have advice for developers on Windows right now, but we haven't run into any of those at Latacora; you can assume we're broadly writing for an audience of the kinds of startups we serve.
- zx2c4 8y agoWe'll have a Windows client in due time.