Tech Director | Backend, Ops and Technical Communication at North Kingdom | Ex creative coder climbing up (serverless, IAC) and down (operating systems, c) the stack.
Damn this hits it really close to home for me. I've been mulling on switching to arch linux for quite a while for pretty much the same reasons. I already spend my life on a terminal and linux servers.
Main reason for me not to do it is now down to evernote + ios (as user, not dev), which are quite key to my (work|think)flow.
Tech Director | Backend, Ops and Technical Communication at North Kingdom | Ex creative coder climbing up (serverless, IAC) and down (operating systems, c) the stack.
Just pick a browser solution and the transition is easier!
That's fine for the tools that I want to use less but not the key ones. For me using evernote from a browser would be similar to running my editor from a browser. Technically possible, but not something you want to do every day.
I need a proper desktop replacement with keyboard shortcuts, instant sync across devices and seamless mobile experience.
iPad with mosh and a remote instance is also something i've played with and need to research more to see if it could be a full on replacement
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Damn this hits it really close to home for me. I've been mulling on switching to arch linux for quite a while for pretty much the same reasons. I already spend my life on a terminal and linux servers.
Main reason for me not to do it is now down to evernote + ios (as user, not dev), which are quite key to my (work|think)flow.
It will happen eventually
Just pick a browser solution and the transition is easier!
Also: You could see the new iPad with ipadOS as a org/computer replacement, and use the Linux hardware to work and tinker.
That's fine for the tools that I want to use less but not the key ones. For me using evernote from a browser would be similar to running my editor from a browser. Technically possible, but not something you want to do every day.
I need a proper desktop replacement with keyboard shortcuts, instant sync across devices and seamless mobile experience.
iPad with mosh and a remote instance is also something i've played with and need to research more to see if it could be a full on replacement