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Linux & pycharm work perfectly for me. Pycharm support for python/django is just the best. For stuff like git I still prefer the command line and vim for edit
by gbin 14y ago
Linux & pycharm work perfectly for me.
Pycharm support for python/django is just the best.
For stuff like git I still prefer the command line and vim for editing isolated files either locally or via ssh.
For the microsoft word stuff I use google drive, if I really need something on the windows side (seriously it happens to me once every 3 months for updating my tomtom) I start a virtualbox with a minimal windows XP in it. The virtualbox desktop integration mode is excellent.
- FireBeyond 14y agoMy only issue with "needing Windows or OSX" is that we do a lot of collaboration, which I can't argue out of GoToMeeting (which doesn't run on Linux), and I don't want to have to maintain a separate VM to mimic my development environment merely for these times (I realize, too, that I'm optimizing for a highly specific set of circumstances, here!) - were it just Office, or one or two tools, I'd be happy with Linux, and an XP VM.