"sudo apt-get install program" is so hard!the way you have to instal things is so hard
Portage has 20,000+ ebuilds.but there isnt a big selection
That's true, but engineers like to be paid for their work. Developing for Windows is simply far more lucrative than developing for Linux. Additionally, Microsoft has provided a development platform to software developers that is second to none.the only reason linux has such major compatibility issues is a lack of effort from both the software and hardware industry to provide it.
That's true, but engineers like to be paid for their work. Developing for Windows is simply far more lucrative than developing for Linux.
Can someone say GTK? Maybe QT?Additionally, Microsoft has provided a development platform to software developers that is second to none.
Everyone has an opinion, but it is based largely on personal experience. This is definitely not an issue for me, or anyone else on my team, especially concerning creativity. Every company and development team works differently. However, I'm fortunate to work in a highly flexible environment.In it, he says that although it may SEEM appealing to work for a company and earn money, in the end, it tends to hold you back creatively, to the point where you become disenchanted with your position.
That's ironic coming from youYou, my friend, have a lot to learn about developing for corporations and the human psyche.
You're definitely not a software developer.Can someone say GTK? Maybe QT?