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In my experience Windows is the generally the best supported for general embedded work, video, graphics, audio, hobbyist, IDEs, etc. Linux has the best for ser
by fizzynut 5y ago
In my experience Windows is the generally the best supported for general embedded work, video, graphics, audio, hobbyist, IDEs, etc. Linux has the best for server and server related hardware but is often pretty equal..ish?
MacOS...has a monopoly on developing for Apple products, but I can't imagine the embedded toolchain is particularly good?
I do enjoy the image in my head of some hipster guy in a coffee shop with a macbook, scope, power supply and a bunch of wires sticking out a pcb trying to debug something though.
- mlindner 5y agoIt's the best supported for "official developement" with "official toolchains", but Rust is very much not that. If you're going to do non-official programming of the devices with a language that is not the officially supported language, don't use the OS that doesn't have any of the community supported tools.