Yup, could not agree more. My approach with Linux has been to not even try to make the Linux desktop try and compete with macOS or even Windows. Instead, I rea

Yup, could not agree more. My approach with Linux has been to not even try to make the Linux desktop try and compete with macOS or even Windows. Instead, I really like the "OS as IDE" approach, which has caused me to settle into using most of the Suckless stuff -- dwm, st, dmenu. Live in your terminal and keep each application's function and jurisdiction as small as possible, and Linux is really great. For programming. Only.