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I did recently, while on a distro-hopping journey. It was super nice experience, IMO, next best to Ubuntu for development. It looks nice, and it runs smooth, ge
by pelagicAustral 2y ago
I did recently, while on a distro-hopping journey. It was super nice experience, IMO, next best to Ubuntu for development. It looks nice, and it runs smooth, getting up and running with my stack was super simple, no issues with JB IDEs, etc... The only reason I switched to Pop_OS was basically that I am far more used to apt commands and general Ubuntu ecosystem, not to mention most of the VMs I work with are Ubuntu server, so I don't get cognitive-stall when looming around servers...
- pjmlp 2y agoI only care about UNIX like for years. At work we usually use a mix of Ubuntu, Red-Hat or the distribution of the cloud vendor. In a different timeline I would be using Solaris, or NeXTSTEP (which I can get my fix with macOS).