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I wish I'd never answered. It's a religious war - no one will win. Lots of people will end up bloodied. I should've known better. Still, I did reply, so let
by RiderOfGiraffes 16y ago
I wish I'd never answered. It's a religious war - no one will win. Lots of people will end up bloodied. I should've known better.
Still, I did reply, so let me tell you of my personal experience, and then I'll leave.
My experience is that working in a Microsoft environment as I have in the past, everything seemed bloody awkward and more annoying. Working in a Linux environment I've had far fewer hassles, and the system just doesn't get in the way.
My experience, my circumstances. I don't hate Microsoft, I've just found I'm more productive in other systems.
And I'll say nothing more on the subject. I can't care enough to do so. In fact, I couldn't really care less.
- gaius 16y agoNah, I use both platforms, I have no axe to grind. Just correcting a factual error. If you are on Windows and want to (learn to) code, the tools are readily available (and barely more hassle to install than apt-get).