This is Apple’s fault how? It also sucks on Windows.
> posix compatibility is technically there but isn’t really useful
What does this mean exactly? Can you find an example where it’s not useful? In my experience most of the command line applications I would want on Linux are easily installable via Brew and I can choose all the same shell environments as Linux/Unix.
> The thing randomly loses network and only rebooting fixes it.
On your machine. Not my experience with any Mac I’ve owned. That isn’t expected or common behavior.
> I reboot my corporate Mac more often
I’m going to guess this is because your IT department sucks. I never reboot except for OS updates.
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> using a third party second display
Has always worked fine for me
> Docker sucks
This is Apple’s fault how? It also sucks on Windows.
> posix compatibility is technically there but isn’t really useful
What does this mean exactly? Can you find an example where it’s not useful? In my experience most of the command line applications I would want on Linux are easily installable via Brew and I can choose all the same shell environments as Linux/Unix.
> The thing randomly loses network and only rebooting fixes it.
On your machine. Not my experience with any Mac I’ve owned. That isn’t expected or common behavior.
> I reboot my corporate Mac more often
I’m going to guess this is because your IT department sucks. I never reboot except for OS updates.