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The "Linux sucks" article is from 2010 and the OP switched to Linux in ... 2013. One can change his mind over time.
by AlexeyBrin 14y ago
The "Linux sucks" article is from 2010 and the OP switched to Linux in ... 2013. One can change his mind over time.
- newsoundwave 14y agoI know, it's just funny to see how passionately against Linux he was just a bit ago.
- AlexeyBrin 14y agoWell, it happens :). I was a passionate XP user, Vista made me switch to Ubuntu. 7 and 8 are good alternatives to Ubuntu (from my point of view). Currently I use mostly OS X. I think a programmer should be OS agnostic, he can have a preferred OS, of course, but he should be able to do his work on all major OSes.
- bad_user 14y agoI use Ubuntu for everything and I've worked on OS X and got along with it. Unfortunately Windows is the only OS that doesn't have good integration with Unix-specific developer tools (like the GNU userland) or automation for installing said tools from a central and well maintained repository (coincidently the Debian repository is also the reason why I prefer Linux over OS X too). Cygwin is the only option and it's just awful. Working on top of Windows makes me want to shoot myself. I don't understand how developers that deploy on other platforms (like the web) can stand Windows at all.