I could argue that OSX / Ubuntu are modular and configurable and easily allow you to control data density too.
Ultimately it's obviously whatever tool makes you most productive. My comment was more of a flippant observation of the nature of human endeavour.
Ubuntu is the red-headed stepchild of Linux which wants to be Windows. I use it at work. I hate it. I'd rather use Fedora.
Eh. It wants to be Mac:
- broken alt-tab? Check
- menu bar on top? Check
- dock? Check
- window controls moved to the left? Check
> I use it at work. I hate it.
So do I. But now after they moved to Gnome I can fix the worst usabilty issues.
It still crashes hard once a day despite me trying everything I can think of wrt swap, reserved memory etc. Might just be my RAM sticks though.
> I'd rather use Fedora.
> So do I.
Forgot to remove the part about hating it. I don't hate Ubuntu at all, I just question some implementation details.
Command lines, on the other hand, do it natively if not intuitively.