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Looks like the article assumes the use case of a developer's laptop/desktop machine. I've used Win/Linux before and have settled eventually with the Mac - for m
by ferduk 7y ago
Looks like the article assumes the use case of a developer's laptop/desktop machine.
I've used Win/Linux before and have settled eventually with the Mac - for me it's a sane Linux for the desktop.
I'd rather see a comparison for different kinds of server workloads and purposes.
- fluffything 7y agoI'd actually like to use OpenBSD, but then I have to use Airplay with Apple TVs every day, itunes for the tablet/phone, photoshop, illustrator, nvidia graphics cards and CUDA, Docker, etc. So I'm completely locked into a single vendor.