I do! It's my default way of working. Thinclient: ~$200 Monthly Computing cost: ~$5 I'm broke so I bought a $200 chromebook, threw linux on it, that's my thin

I do! It's my default way of working. Thinclient: ~$200 Monthly Computing cost: ~$5 I'm broke so I bought a $200 chromebook, threw linux on it, that's my thinclient. I issue credentials and spin up VMs from my thinclient with terraform or bash scripts using awscli/ When I have to, I use VSCode remotely with tools from https://github.com/cdr https://github.com/cdr. I also use the awscli to make Cloud9 instances for disposable dev environments, playing with a new language for example. If you want to do native Linux over web and you have decent latency/bandwidth, you can spin up a vm and use Apache Guacamole, basically RDP/VNC through the browser over https. Then I use my browser (Firefox ftw) I also use twilio exclusively for phone/sms ($<10 per month)