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I want a readily available Unix-like terminal, good battery life, slim laptops, and to never have to deal with hardware compatibility or fighting with config fi

by akerl_ 3y ago

I want a readily available Unix-like terminal, good battery life, slim laptops, and to never have to deal with hardware compatibility or fighting with config files for the OS. There’s a parallel universe where chromebooks had a more functional stock local terminal, or Windows did WSL much earlier, where I’d be using one of those options.

eadmund 3y ago
> I want a readily available Unix-like terminal, good battery life, slim laptops, and to never have to deal with hardware compatibility or fighting with config files for the OS. I find that my Linux laptops have excellent terminals, decent battery life, are slim enough, I never worry about hardware compatibility these days, and I never have to fight with some half-assed GUI configurator instead of just editing a config file.