Love this! I was dual-booting for a while. Now I dual-boot my laptop, and use VirtualBox for my desktop. I adore Linux. I think it's an especially friendly move for new users that are used to Windows keyboard shortcuts. You only have to make an adjustment here or there. The other reason I push Linux is because it forces you to learn as well as LEARN how to debug and learn. And that is something devs (especially newer ones) really need to learn to do. I would keep going, but great post!
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Love this! I was dual-booting for a while. Now I dual-boot my laptop, and use VirtualBox for my desktop. I adore Linux. I think it's an especially friendly move for new users that are used to Windows keyboard shortcuts. You only have to make an adjustment here or there. The other reason I push Linux is because it forces you to learn as well as LEARN how to debug and learn. And that is something devs (especially newer ones) really need to learn to do. I would keep going, but great post!