*nod* The developers at work mostly use Windows, and use an IDE or just plain login to a development box. We have a website, and I can't imagine running the site on the local machine (windows or linux) is really desired behavior. Particularly since the developers all share a development database.....and I can't imagine them running a db on their machines as well.........
Yeah. I was happy about Mac OS X mostly because they put a good UI on a stable OS, and I don't have to reboot every week. I like that I can double-click to install something, but I also don't have to install ssh or deal with an annoying ssh program. It's just ssh.
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Date: 2007-10-14 04:38 pm (UTC)Yeah. I was happy about Mac OS X mostly because they put a good UI on a stable OS, and I don't have to reboot every week. I like that I can double-click to install something, but I also don't have to install ssh or deal with an annoying ssh program. It's just ssh.