No desktop env for me. I use the i3 tiling window manager and I love everything about it. Most of the configuration stuff I do on the command line, but I do have a status bar with some basic info .
There is not one tool I would use/recommend before knowing the actual requirements. In one of our latest projects we decided on following stack: Backend/API: PHP, Symfony3, Mysql We choose this because the following…
I agree with ya. It takes a lil work to get Linux tuned to your needs, but once set up it rocks hard. I use Ubuntu server with the i3 wm and a bunch of shell scripts. I control my world with just my keyb and I love it.
No desktop env for me. I use the i3 tiling window manager and I love everything about it. Most of the configuration stuff I do on the command line, but I do have a status bar with some basic info .
There is not one tool I would use/recommend before knowing the actual requirements. In one of our latest projects we decided on following stack: Backend/API: PHP, Symfony3, Mysql We choose this because the following…
I agree with ya. It takes a lil work to get Linux tuned to your needs, but once set up it rocks hard. I use Ubuntu server with the i3 wm and a bunch of shell scripts. I control my world with just my keyb and I love it.