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I work mostly with Windows, so that is where I have my core skills. That however doesn't detract me from the "Use whatever tool that works best" philosophy. And
by trezor 17y ago
I work mostly with Windows, so that is where I have my core skills. That however doesn't detract me from the "Use whatever tool that works best" philosophy. And I consider OS part of my tool-kit.
In some cases Linux is clearly superior. In other cases I find Windows a much better choice.
It all boils down to two things: What you know well, and what actually gets things done. I see no reason to artificially limit my choices and make my work harder.