On the other side of things, a bunch of the most tech literate programmers I know use Apple computers because it’s basically commercial linux that lets you use adobe products and such.
That is true. The biggest pain point for me switching to Linux was losing Adobe’s suite of software.
Personally I just wish there was an OS that let you have control over your devices, freedom to customize things, and a consistently clean UX. Sadly the corporate world will never allow that, so…you win some you lose some.
My biggest gripe with Apple for coding is the constant mixup of the Command and Control keys when I’m switching between my work laptop and my PC.
On the other side of things, a bunch of the most tech literate programmers I know use Apple computers because it’s basically commercial linux that lets you use adobe products and such.
That is true. The biggest pain point for me switching to Linux was losing Adobe’s suite of software.
Personally I just wish there was an OS that let you have control over your devices, freedom to customize things, and a consistently clean UX. Sadly the corporate world will never allow that, so…you win some you lose some.
My biggest gripe with Apple for coding is the constant mixup of the Command and Control keys when I’m switching between my work laptop and my PC.