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I switched from MacOS to Linux years ago. For a developer workstation these days I'd probably either go with Ubuntu LTS or Fedora (my personal choice). Either
by jcadam 6y ago
I switched from MacOS to Linux years ago. For a developer workstation these days I'd probably either go with Ubuntu LTS or Fedora (my personal choice). Either runs fine on my XPS 13.
Note: I really wanted to like WSL, but it just didn't work for me.
- _fullpint 6y agoHave you looked into WSL2? I just recently switched from Mac OS to windows and it really hasn’t been a bad experience. I would go full Linux but the drivers for the GPU on my laptop seem to be a bit of a mess currently.
- jcadam 6y agoGPU switching (NVIDIA Optimus and the like) seems to be a major headache to get working on Linux. My current laptop (XPS 13) only has an integrated GPU, so I ssh into a desktop for running CUDA stuff. But no, haven't tried WSL2, I'm comfortable with my Linux setup so not to keen on messing with it at the moment :)