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> For most non-Windows developers, a giant amount of time is spent using the terminal. The terminal might seem arcane, but the fact that you can copy/paste com
by cjohnson318 4y ago
> For most non-Windows developers, a giant amount of time is spent using the terminal.
The terminal might seem arcane, but the fact that you can copy/paste commands in there is a huge win. I'd much rather copy/paste some terminal commands into a safe place than try to take notes on what to click on to see what in a Windows system.
- yCombLinks 4y agoI mainly use windows, but always have multiple terminal windows open. Do people think that windows means I'm clicking around in folders and double clicking files all the time to do work?
- rootw0rm 4y agosame. also a couple putty terminals connected to tmux sessions.
- mdaniel 4y agoI mean this seriously: then what do you "use Windows" to do? Because it sounds like you have a dumb terminal
- yCombLinks 4y agoI'm shipping windows native software, there's a lot less friction developing in the same environment.