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Yes, and I am happy. Life is particularly better for the C and C++ programmer. Valgrind's primary platform is Linux. For many years Mac owners were stuck with
by CJefferson 13y ago
Yes, and I am happy.
Life is particularly better for the C and C++ programmer. Valgrind's primary platform is Linux. For many years Mac owners were stuck with a horribly out of date and malfunctioning GCC, and even now with clang there are problems (the clang in xcode 5.0 has some horrible miscompiling bugs which were reported months before release).
Is everything perfect in Linux? No. But overall I find it an improvement. The only app I miss is keynote, OpenOffice is a poor substitute.
- Stealth- 13y agoHave you tried LibreOffice? It's a significant improvement.
- thex86 13y agoUse Beamer for presentations [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beamer_(LaTeX) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beamer_(LaTeX)] and never look back!
- rtpg 13y agoDo people really find using tex to make presentations worthwhile for things when it's not for academics? Maybe I'm just not good, but I take a lot less time to make something that looks nice with Powerpoint, especially when trying to touch things up (the feedback loop on WYSIWYG software should not be underestimated)/
- onazareth 13y agoCan you actually make something nice with Powerpoint? If so, you should teach my coworkers. I will stick with LaTeX.
- happymellon 13y agoI fixed that with Wine and a copy of Office 2007 I picked up on a Black Friday sale at Office Depot, which resolved any document compatibility issues I had. Libre Office maybe better these days but 6 years ago layout issues were rife.