> If you can't even choose the OS you want to work with I mean not really. Linux is usually an excellent choice for development and if the rest of the company

> If you can't even choose the OS you want to work with I mean not really. Linux is usually an excellent choice for development and if the rest of the company can use it there's probably no reason you can't other than maybe aesthetic ones. IMO they shouldn't take priority over creating a standard dev environment (you still need all OSes for testing, etc but that's a different point).