ctiothy

I would also like this option. With JetBrains, as long as you yourself are paying for the license you can use the IDE at work. Your employer cannot reimburse you in any way for the license or else you have to get the full on commercial version.

This is something I'd like to be able to purchase to toy around with at work, but not necessarily something I would want to try to get my employer to buy for me, especially so I could move around with it (and use it for personal projects as well).

Maybe something cost-wise between the personal and commercial licenses?

I disagree. Even though Linux desktop usage isn't a huge percentage (~1%?), I would consider 1% of millions "many".

I can't watch my Netflix account on Linux without using some Wine distribution because of the Silverlight DRM. I'd say I feel pretty punished on that end.

I really don't like the lower case "r" in the monospace font. It looks almost like a small capital I (the serif portion on the upper left is almost equal in size to the right section of the arc).

I like the rest of it, but the r is pretty distracting.