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I am not sure of the point of using both. A laptop is a desktop when sitting on a desk. If OP need a faster machine for specific stuff like faster compilation
by prmoustache 2y ago
I am not sure of the point of using both. A laptop is a desktop when sitting on a desk.
If OP need a faster machine for specific stuff like faster compilation times, I would suggest using it as a headless build machine. Browser sync wouldn't be needed.
Also what is that silly story about battery drain on ff?
- fourfour3 2y agoI'd second this comment. The best sync is one you don't do at all! If you're doing devops, I can't imagine you have a particular performance constraint that is tying you to a big desktop - like a requirement for a GPU, etc. The current lineup of Mac laptops is fast. I have a M2 Pro work laptop and an AMD 5800X personal desktop. The laptop is faster at single threaded tasks and it's basically as fast if not slightly faster (depends on workload) for multithreaded tasks. Plus the Pro and Max laptops have reasonable external monitor connectivity. And I'll also echo the parent poster and say that I haven't seen FF draining battery more than other browsers for a long time on macOS - I use it as my primary browser on my work laptop.