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I work at a place where developers have no problem switching between different OS’es. And I would not hire and prefer to not work with developers who refuse to
by mbrodersen 6y ago
I work at a place where developers have no problem switching between different OS’es. And I would not hire and prefer to not work with developers who refuse to work on anything but a specific OS.
- eadmund 6y agoI could be wrong, but it seems like someone who is happy to frequently switch between macOS, Linux & Windows is probably not actually taking advantage of all the features of any of them, and hence is not actually terribly productive (assuming arguendo that those features actually aid productivity). For my part, I use emacs on Linux because I believe the power of computers is in crafting a personalised productivity enhancer. Free software which can be customised down to a very low level is part of that.
- mbrodersen 6y ago> probably not actually taking advantage of all the features of any of them Yep they are probably too busy doing their job: creating value for customers. Instead of having fun fiddling with their OS.