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I wouldn’t work a windows exclusive job, it’s a deal breaker for me, so I’d definitely ask. I work in an all Mac shop that does enterprise cloud architecture.
I wouldn’t work a windows exclusive job, it’s a deal breaker for me, so I’d definitely ask. I work in an all Mac shop that does enterprise cloud architecture.
Holy infill captain! Stefan is awesome, it’s a great channel if you guys haven’t watched. He does great tests and reviews of filaments and tech!
Docker or Kubernetes work well on a cluster. Before containers this was a lot more work to set up, but these days you just need to image them all, put them on the network, and then use some kind of container orchestration to send them containers/pods.
Cause windows sucks and licenses?
Not a gentoo fan I take it
Alright now compile some drivers from source!
I did it once on the first intel MacBook. It compiled for like 14 hours.
It’s not as bad as all that. Start simple and small. Install Ubuntu Linux on an old computer and just play around. I think you’ll find it pretty similar to what you’re used to.
Once you feel like you can get around, then you can start toying with more advanced stuff like the command line. There’s no reason that you have to start there- you can ease in slow. Learn 1 command a day. Try to accomplish as task in linux that’s new for you. After you do a few things it’ll start to feel natural. Baby steps!
Awesome thanks!
This is amazing!!! Are there stls?
Don’t know if they continued to renew it, but macOS was officially certified as unix for a few years!