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Benefits? If you are not developing _for_ the platform or don’t have specific use cases (e.g. package creation) literally none. It will be an uphill battle wher
by atmosx 5y ago
Benefits? If you are not developing _for_ the platform or don’t have specific use cases (e.g. package creation) literally none. It will be an uphill battle where you will spent man-hours trying to find workarounds to things elsewhere are trivial. Or have another system laying around which IMO beats the purpose.
If you are an OS & BSD aficionado, you like to spent time working with OpenBSD because <reasons> ok, but otherwise I would advise against it.
- kytazo 5y agoI'm sure you get less surveillance and more freedom as of free software freedom I mean I love the hardware but I really detest the apple logo