don't you then have to keep your IDE config synced across them an open a whole instance for each project? Why even have an OS underneath it at this point? Some

don't you then have to keep your IDE config synced across them an open a whole instance for each project? Why even have an OS underneath it at this point? Sometimes it feels like I'm just being asked to install a real linux distro inside my linux distro so I can actually do things. Here's you nice shiny desktop and app store! Oh you want to do more than browse the web? Better install linux again in a VM. Maybe i'm just stuck in legacy paradigms, but I kind of like just booting IntelliJ and picking the project i'm on today. Or sometimes I want to move stuff between projects i'm working on, that's a lot easier if my one IDE instance can hit them all at the same time.