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Re:We're Leaving Kubernetes by trog on Wednesday November 06, 2024 @03:28PM (#42068823)
What tools don't run on Linux? Modern tooling almost assumes Linux in most cases now. As a Windows user I feel like I hit this wall way more often than any other.
Re:We're Leaving Kubernetes by tored on Thursday November 07, 2024 @04:10PM (#42081052)
Running an IDE over ssh or samba is just an awful experience, but generally if I want a command line tool to be installed I need to be either root or I need to ask the administrator of the server to install it, on my own machine I can install whatever I want and I can run whatever operating system or distro I want.

And if I'm traveling I can bring my laptop with me, can't do that with a server.

Re:We're Leaving Kubernetes by trog on Friday November 08, 2024 @01:59AM (#42084814)
Oh right sorry I did forget about that aspect. I haven't done that for a while with a big codebase with, say, VS Code, and not on anything that wasn't very low latency (sub 10ms, so local LAN). I am mostly editing directly on the server when I do it these days but that wouldn't fly for anything other than the light hacking I do.
Re:We're Leaving Kubernetes by tored on Friday November 08, 2024 @08:31AM (#42086703)
These days with many working on remote location you also need to include the VPN latency.