Well this article is pointless - Linux development has always worked towards improving those bullet points. It's not like there's rallying _against_ better UI or less bugs.
> Focus on Developers
I'm assuming this is focus on _web_ developers? Never had to deal with that territory, is it really that hard to get working? Stuff like C is of course a snap.
Do we have anything that is better and more Stable than OS X interface? I know its not against it.
And Web developers don't just code on cloud,they need an OS to work on it. What is wrong if it can be developer centric.
whether they are web developers or kernel hackers, both of them feel right at home.
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Well this article is pointless - Linux development has always worked towards improving those bullet points. It's not like there's rallying _against_ better UI or less bugs.
> Focus on Developers
I'm assuming this is focus on _web_ developers? Never had to deal with that territory, is it really that hard to get working? Stuff like C is of course a snap.
Do we have anything that is better and more Stable than OS X interface? I know its not against it.
And Web developers don't just code on cloud,they need an OS to work on it. What is wrong if it can be developer centric. whether they are web developers or kernel hackers, both of them feel right at home.