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I've used it exclusively on my servers for the last 5 years and am now using it on my laptop. Server side, it's better than running it in Windows. I don't pay
by moron4hire 3y ago
I've used it exclusively on my servers for the last 5 years and am now using it on my laptop.
Server side, it's better than running it in Windows. I don't pay a license fee for the OS, so spinning up new VMs is super easy. And set-up, deployment, and long-term operation have all just gone off without any hitches. I've got Let's Encrypt certificates, Postgres databases, and so little overhead that I can't get by with small server SKUs.
On desktop, I still use Windows at work, so I've built a WPF/WebView2 and a GTKSharp/WebKit web app shell that lets me run identical code to my server apps, just as a desktop app. It was pretty fiddly to setup (mostly because GTK is hot garbage), but now that I have it, it just works.