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Agreed. For programming , Linux > Mac, but Mac > Windows.
by anoncow 4mo ago
Agreed. For programming , Linux > Mac, but Mac > Windows.
- Insanity 4mo agoUsing both Linux (at home) and Mac (at work), the differences are small for development. But my dev stack is basically just Neovim & CLI tools. That said, I’ll never work on Windows. 15ish years ago I did some .net work. C# was a fun language but development on windows is a special kind of torture.
- hurril 4mo agoAnything in particular that your Linux experience adds over what is available on macOS?