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I think the list is fine, assuming you write the usual user apps. The tricky part is for doing kernel programming (not something I do for work anyway, just a h

by anta40 3y ago

I think the list is fine, assuming you write the usual user apps. The tricky part is for doing kernel programming (not something I do for work anyway, just a hobby). Things just easier on Linux. So, add VirtualBox to the list :D

steve1977 3y ago
Why (and how) would you do kernel programming on macOS when you’re not employed by Apple?
- anta40 3y ago
  I'm not talking about macOS kernel programming, though. Instead: Linux, BSD, or any other open source OS...
  - steve1977 3y ago
    I would assume that is always (or very often) easier on the target platforms. At least as long we’re not talking about embedded platforms.