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I spend no time having to configure things. They just work. That's huge when I only have so much time in the day/week/year, and I'd rather spend it doing someth
by garmaine 8y ago
I spend no time having to configure things. They just work. That's huge when I only have so much time in the day/week/year, and I'd rather spend it doing something else (like coding or playing with my kids).
- sjwright 8y agoThis. Just because I'm a programmer and a sysadmin for many virtual machines and a complex home network, doesn't mean I enjoy being sysadmin on my primary personal computers. I want them to work. If they don't work, my life is upside down until they do. When my BSD router and Linux VMs unexpectedly bugger up after an update, it might be mildly frustrating, but fixing them can be satisfying and occasionally educational.
- hesarenu 8y agoyou can do the same in ubuntu laptops as well. And if you are a coder then you want any have to configure your mac for whatever language/frameworks you work on.
- garmaine 8y agoI’m not talking about just hardware support. I also mean basic day to day sysadmin tasks and software configuration, and user things like having quick workflows for editing and sharing pictures, etc.