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It's little UI things like this that keep me on Mac OSX. Everything just works, doesn't crash or freak out, and always looks great. I still get my bash shell a
by fjp 7y ago
It's little UI things like this that keep me on Mac OSX. Everything just works, doesn't crash or freak out, and always looks great.
I still get my bash shell and unix experience and tooling easily as well so there is very little context switching when I jump into a linux container or remote host. There's tiny differences in some of the commands but largely a consistent experience.
- MR4D 7y agoI'm in the same camp as you: client is OSX, and server is Linux through a terminal window (or drive share, or whatever sql-tool for the DB). I love linux, but the desktop is hard to get all the little things done right. On server, Linux just kicks ass, and all the tooling is built for it.
- frosted-flakes 7y agoDoes MacOS support in between scaling factors like 150% the way Windows does? It didn't a year or two ago, and based on this[0] StackExchange answer from January 2019 it still doesn't. [0] https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/349549 https://apple.stackexchange.com/a/349549