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The linux desktop experience is still quite in a state. I will likely do the same and suffer Linux, but I think many will go back to windows as WSL continues to
by kar1181 6y ago
The linux desktop experience is still quite in a state. I will likely do the same and suffer Linux, but I think many will go back to windows as WSL continues to improve.
Apple is going to lose developers.
- eknkc 6y agoI switched to Windows and been working exclusively on WSL2. It is pretty decent and I'm glad I got out of Apple ecosystem.
- sbarre 6y agoI'll second this sentiment.. After setting up WSL2 I figured I would move between my iMac and my Windows machine, and I honestly haven't touched my iMac in forever for any dev work. I'll miss some apps like Omnigraffle (not looking for alternate suggestions thanks), but I can live with that if it means using an OS that respects me enough to let me control it the way I want.
- DrAwdeOccarim 6y agoTry Linux Mint with xfce. Really nice out of the box.
- 3131s 6y agoOr MATE on an older laptop. Linux Mint is great!
- entropea 6y agoYou have even less control over the OS with Windows 10. Why would anyone move from Mac to Windows for a daily desktop env?
- recursive 6y agoYou don't need control over things that already work how you want them to.