From a familiarity point of view so do I but progress in operating systems and languages hasn't moved on much for decades. Linux is the pragmatic solution for n

From a familiarity point of view so do I but progress in operating systems and languages hasn't moved on much for decades. Linux is the pragmatic solution for now and for some time to come but if my kids' kids are still using vim on a unix-like system to create software in a c-like language for an Intel compatible CPU architecture I am happy to entertain the possibility that we may have fucked up somewhere. We badly need a Xerox Parc again doing stuff because they can and not because they must. So much technology came out of places like that and Bell Labs and we seem to have lost that.