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> My point is that I need to be philosophically aligned with my editor's developer. This is taking things a bit too far, I think. If you're a one platform kind
by tterrace 14y ago
> My point is that I need to be philosophically aligned with my editor's developer.
This is taking things a bit too far, I think. If you're a one platform kind of person the most important thing should be "How well does it work on (my platform)?".
- zekel 14y agoYou're right, that is absolutely the most important thing. But as we've seen with TM, the way the project is run is really important too. It's a totally self-centered sentiment to say I wish my editor development to be exclusive to my platform, but it would certainly result in a better app for me to use. Luckily my preferences have nothing to do with the outcome, much like the weather.
- antihero 14y agoWell, depending on preference and opinion, a Linux desktop can arguably be better than OSX for development. I applaud that they have a Linux version.
- zekel 14y agoI thought about this a little more Considering the amount of attention that specific software licenses get with regards to choosing software, I think it's not so uncommon to want to be philosophically in line with your app of hooves developer.