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Weird thing to say, considering both Windows and Linux-based systems are way more developer-friendly. (Windows due to VS and the rest of MS resources/docs/tool
by jfkebwjsbx 7y ago
Weird thing to say, considering both Windows and Linux-based systems are way more developer-friendly.
(Windows due to VS and the rest of MS resources/docs/tools, Linux due to its package management systems natively supporting just about anything you could ever need for development. For macOS to compete, you need a plethora of best-effort or paid tools that don’t come from Apple).
- atom-morgan 7y agoWhat's your iTerm2 replacement on Windows? I use Hyper right now but the clear command doesn't even work correctly.
- garethrowlands 7y agoHave you given Windows Terminal a try? It's in the store. https://github.com/microsoft/terminal https://github.com/microsoft/terminal
- hacym 7y agoAlso a weird thing to say. VS is on Mac, and not everyone uses VS to develop. Mac also has brew, which is a great package manager that can replace apt and the like. Sounds like you have a specific use case that requires you to use Windows and are projecting that on every other use case. There is a reason why Macs are used in a lot of development shops.