But I develop a fair bit in Python and Go (alas, not much Clojure these days) locally, build Docker containers with the results and, when things are moderately quiet, still dabble in photography. These days the technical side of it revolves a lot around building cloud infrastructure and machine learning solutions on top, and my leisure time riffs somewhat off that – most of it is done on remote machines and requires little except a working RDP client and a browser. I obviously rely on having a Mac nearby as a direct “upgrade” whenever I’m handling personal stuff that the iPad can’t cope with and would prefer to use a Mac for work as well, but the nature of my work has also changed over time. Over the past couple of years my iPad has become my personal computer in most regards – I do my email, shopping and budgeting on it, as well as a non-trivial amount of writing and even some coding (this despite Apple‘s myopic take on some things, like application switching and peripherals).
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So given this week’s keynote completely ignored desktops and that I sorely need to upgrade my six-year-old Mac mini, this is as good a time as any to evaluate what’s out there.
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I’m being realistic here – I know it’s not macOS, I don’t expect it to be macOS, it will not be a magical replacement for macOS for most people who share my current disenchantment with Apple, but I am very familiar with Linux, and most definitely need to consider moving to it in the long term given the way Apple has been neglecting Mac hardware and software over the past few years. Like last time, this isn’t a review per se, but rather a smattering of my impressions while trying to assess whether it suits me. So the first thing I did after the Apple keynote was to download a copy of Elementary and burn it to an SD card.Īn hour or so later, after checking that my Chromebook would work OK with it 1, I installed from the live image to the SSD and began the process of figuring out whether, three years after I first tried it, Elementary is finally good enough for me as a development environment. I’m not one prone to knee-jerk reactions, but I’m also not one to sit about idly without considering alternatives.
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