I'm comfortable with the no-brain reflexive operation of a dwm-style tile and tag window manager: I haven't thought about where my windows are, how to resize th

I'm comfortable with the no-brain reflexive operation of a dwm-style tile and tag window manager: I haven't thought about where my windows are, how to resize them, or how to focus them for days since I simply have that done for me. A mix of a productive low-cognitive-overhead environment, and transparent remote operation makes the GNU/Linux and OpenBSD worlds a no-brainer for me. Also, people keep talking about using different platforms for different things, but I find that tiring. I don't know how you guys can spend your time flopping between all sorts of thinking modes rather than standardizing your experience(I have much the same lack of understanding for the reasons why people would have multiple desktop environments, or multiple editors to go between). My main argument against OSX is that while it may be decent on a mac, there's an entire world of other hardware and circumstance, not to mention the differences between your production environment and your knowledge of your development machine, why not put the same thing on everything? I have a PPC eMac, an entry-level 2010 laptop, and a couple of lenovo desktops sitting around, they all run exactly the same thing with synchronized configurations, I don't know how I would do without this.