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I’m a developer, I’m a music producer, I almost exclusively use touch pads, I hate Windows, and in general I don’t want to futz around with my operating system.
by thatswrong0 6y ago
I’m a developer, I’m a music producer, I almost exclusively use touch pads, I hate Windows, and in general I don’t want to futz around with my operating system. I want shit to just work and I don’t want my OS to constantly badger me and show me ads.
So yeah, I’ll stick with my Mac purely because it is “cool” even though it has sooo many limitations that make it unbearable to use on a daily basis
- raxxorrax 6y agoI understand it as a music producer because of Logic, but I don't understand it as a developer. At all to be honest.
- spiderfarmer 6y agoBeing a developer doesn't automatically mean you should hate Apple. I'm a developer, and I don't.
- raxxorrax 6y agoI don't hate Apple, I recommend it for certain users. But it cannot really supply me with anything that isn't available to me while maintaining more freedom and flexibility. I also don't like to develop against their environment since I think it to be too restrictive.
- jtsiskin 6y agoIt’s a Unix with millions of dollars in UI/UX. There’s a lot of things to like.
- raxxorrax 6y agoI do think the UI is good but not that revolutionary better than their competitors. And while not true per se, I don't associate Unix with hard vendor lock in.