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> I find it fairly easy to work on both Mac OS X, Linux and WSL2 -- but not pre-WSL Windows. Cygwin really helped me with the Windows part of that for many yea
by trollied 7y ago
> I find it fairly easy to work on both Mac OS X, Linux and WSL2 -- but not pre-WSL Windows.
Cygwin really helped me with the Windows part of that for many years. I switched to a Powerbook about a year before the Intel switch & haven't looked back since. Linux has never been a good enough desktop all-rounder to make me switch to it as a desktop OS. Maybe I should take another look.
- tracker1 7y agoI'm planning a desktop upgrade (now sometime later this year), eyeing an r7-3950x or next gen threadripper. I'll probably go Linux as my primary desktop again, and VM for windows and macos as needed. I feel it's there enough at this point. Probably been 5-6 years since I've tried it as my primary OS. Though I did keep my grandmother on Ubuntu for about a decade before she passed (her old game ran under wine, and no worries about windows viruses/scams).