I don't understand this article and at the end I'm still wondering why is Mac OS Linux done right.
What are the 'broken' things about Ubuntu and how is Mac OS fixing them? How is Mac OS helping you be more productive? The author lists programs for every task like somehow they (or something similar) are not available for Linux. (Almost) everything you listed there has a Linux flavor.
>Stuff like mysql and mongo [...] should go into a VM of ubuntu or what not.
Actually many who should have paid $39.99 didn't, and instead paid only $14.99. The reason is that the form which asks you about your supposedly "new" notebook purchased can be completed with fake info's and you would instantly get the discount code in your email. I know this because there were talks about it on many forums.
Does anyone else think reputation "points" don't necessarily indicate the level of expertise a programmer has ?
I've seen profiles of programmers on SO where they asked to vote their questions so they could receive a certain badge that is very rare to acquire. I don't think it should be like this.
SO is still a great resource but I just don't agree with some of the things they do and how they do them. I can also confirm that some moderators are condescending.
What are the 'broken' things about Ubuntu and how is Mac OS fixing them? How is Mac OS helping you be more productive? The author lists programs for every task like somehow they (or something similar) are not available for Linux. (Almost) everything you listed there has a Linux flavor.
>Stuff like mysql and mongo [...] should go into a VM of ubuntu or what not.
Oh.