I just recently built a PC with Windows in it and started using it for development (Ruby, NodeJS, Python, Ionic). Some of my experiences: - Scoop is "ok" but n

I just recently built a PC with Windows in it and started using it for development (Ruby, NodeJS, Python, Ionic). Some of my experiences: - Scoop is "ok" but not on par with homebrew. - Cmder is not on par with iTerm2 (CMD+D, CMD+Shift+D, CMD+T) - Powershell terminal is utter crap - WSL is just OK but still the integration is not that good - VSCode works well - Vagrant does not work that well. In general setting up the PATHs is clumsy - Working with Ruby/rbenv or NodeJS/NPM is clumsy - I miss Cmd+Space for calculator. using Windows Key + entering the formula doesn't work half the time - Ninite is a godsend, but nowadays lacks several programs - I love Paint ... why doesn't OSX have a similar paint program (I have to download Paint from sf.net) - I loved the Windows spanned volume HDD. I had 7 plate-disks that I installed in my ATX tower and made one 1Gb disk with all of them, quite easily - Impressed (with Windows) that several old hardware that I dug from a box (old webcam, old usb WiFi, old BlueTooth) worked as soon as I connected them. There is a lot of stuff that I am still getting used to, but in general, although my experience doing development in Windows "works" it is still somewhat painful, while compared to OSX. OTOH, I installed ubuntu on the same Machine, and god I removed it after 2 hours of tinkering here and there (to make work multiple monitors, wireless, bluetooth, webcam, stuff not working after resume-after-sleep). I was sad because I really like bash (that was my "safe place" when I first started to use Mac).