On Sunday, 6 August 2017 at 14:30:48 UTC, Ryion wrote:
On my work half the developers are on Mac, the other half are
on Windows. There is not a single Linux system. From the
windows developers 2 use "bash" on Windows regularly.
Moreover, Macs' popularity may differ a lot in different
countries.
Most firms i have been its always a mix of Windows and Macs.
The few Linux guy are die hard fresh from school guys, that are
insisted on there Linux system. What some may consider "Ultra
Geeks". :-)
It all depends on how you define development. For web
development the target is Linux but the development environment
is often Windows. So what is the correct a statistical target?
The best view is to see what is going on around one self and
its mostly Windows/Mac with Linux deployment/testing for both
systems. Windows Bash making that task more easy for the
Windows guys.
I see same situation around. But Mac very expensive in my
country, so many people often works only on Windows (with Linux
environment, like Bash on Windows, etc).
I make games for Windows, iOS, Android and HTML5. And all this I
make on Windows, which takes about 99.9% of all time (MacOS used
remotely and very rare - for make build for test on real device;
etc)
