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No. 1. I change platforms too frequently, so I cannot have a custom setup; and 2. when I try to run distributed with VNC or MSRemoteDesktop, there are too man
by SavantIdiot 5y ago
No.
1. I change platforms too frequently, so I cannot have a custom setup; and
2. when I try to run distributed with VNC or MSRemoteDesktop, there are too many conflicts when configuration, so it makes a mess.
If you only ever work on one computer, it is a great idea, but you will find it challenging to acclimate to another computer.
- planet-and-halo 5y agoThis is my problem. I did find a programmable keyboard at one point that actually stores config within the hardware, so you could store hotkeys and move between OS's, but most of these sorts of things require installations and some kind of platform-specific config. I gave up using my macro keyboard professionally after taking on a client that uses Macs, with which it isn't compatible. Agreed with your last point though. If your environment is stable it can definitely help.
- SavantIdiot 5y agoI had a fancy ergo keyboard + left handed mouse + nostromo pad that I used in the ... 2000's maybe? loved it. had macros for all kinds of stuff for VisualStudio, I was an automation god among myself. Then my next job was like: different PC every day. Feh.