This guy is live bait.
>Ex-Google TheTechLead takes you and his mechanized dog Sunny on a walk to answer your #1 question. But the answer to Life is not so simple as "Linux." Don't get me wrong -- Linux is my choice for web & database backend servers. But, don't confuse a backend for a frontend -- unless the only thing you care about are backends.
What? All the node.js frontend tools (babel, webpack, postcss, sass, ...) are on Linux, if you're doing web frontend you'll have more pain on Windows. In general it is a pain to develop anything on Windows. If he's talking about Mac he's right though; I wouldn't want to work on backend what with a laptop that catches on fire compiling FizzBuzz.
>The funny thing is, as soon as you tell me (and quite proudly, I might add) that you primarily run Linux, I already know a ton about you. I know that you have no artistic ability -- that you're not into full-stack or front-end dev (no photoshop)
GIMP, Krita, Mypaint, that other sai-like painting tool in the other thread. Photoshop was always very buggy for me.
>you're not a photographer (no lightroom),
Darkroom for Linux
>and you're not into video editing (no premiere).
kdenlive, blender editor, cinelerra (kinda shit but ok)
>I know you're not a software entrepreneur, as you would have needed full-stack development for that.
Buzzwords. What is a full-stack developer?
>I know you're not into remote collaboration with Google Drive (and Dropbox support is being ended soon).
(((WHEEZE)))
>I know you're not an iOS developer (no XCode),
On purpose. Also, how is this the fault of Linux? Ask Apple to port XCode (will never happen because vendor lock-in).
>or mobile developer at all (which generally requires Photoshop).
What? What the fuck?
>I know you haven't developed your UX intuition nor product sense.
Nice meme, but I personally can do layouts that people like.
>I know that I can't trust you to build out end-to-end features, because you'll be using low-end tools like GIMP and KDenLive rather than professional tooling.
AHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Your """"professional"""" tooling costs north of $2000 while my tools can do 90% of what they do for free and with freedom, if something is missing I can add it.
>Even if you dual-boot, I know you're in pain and will probably lose a bunch of data one day when some hard-drives fail and have no idea what happened.
What's the difference from Windows/Mac? It's not like harddrives wear out faster when you run Linux. Pulling shit out of his ass.
>You see that? In your search for "freedom," you have boxed yourself in like a caged rat.
no u
>But don't just let me tell you what I think I know about you, let me know what you think!
Suck my ass.