My small company is Linux friendly. My workstation is Linux-based. There are maybe one or two others here that use Linux as well. The rest are mostly Mac users.

My small company is Linux friendly. My workstation is Linux-based. There are maybe one or two others here that use Linux as well. The rest are mostly Mac users. There are some Windows users as well. I would say this is not uncommon for small companies in my area. The past 3 I have worked at all took the position that devs could pick their setup, but would be responsible for making it work. I can use Linux, but it is up to me to make sure I can do my job with it. There is no internal tech support. I will say that there is a common mentality that Macs are the default choice for development. (This is probably not the case if you are in a .NET shop, for example). At my last job they purchased a Mac for me without asking my preferences. After I told them I'd prefer Linux, they said I could switch, but I decided to stick with that Mac for that job, actually... and I liked it! But not enough to stick with it long term. I also value being able to customise my system to a degree that is difficult on a Mac.