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There's always going to be software that supports some platforms but not others. For example, in the EDA world it's very common to have Linux/Windows support b
by q3k 5y ago
There's always going to be software that supports some platforms but not others.
For example, in the EDA world it's very common to have Linux/Windows support but not macOS support (eg.: Intel Quartus, Xilinx Vivado, Cadence Virtuoso and others, Mentor Graphics Calibre and others, ...).
- _joel 5y agoOf course! We all have differing requirements :) They're important to me, moreso than what's in the OP's list.