> I respect those who’ve invested the time into maintaining & automating a full Linux environment they can use daily
I can't imagine what he means by that. All my Macs and Linux boxes (from a dozen of RPi-like ARM boxes, to laptops, to big Xeon server) and even the OpenIndiana and FreeBSD machines all work without much effort. A `yum update` here, a `pkg update` there and nothing ever breaks. It's actually boring compared to 2004 or so, but we end up getting used to actually working.
I can't imagine what he means by that. All my Macs and Linux boxes (from a dozen of RPi-like ARM boxes, to laptops, to big Xeon server) and even the OpenIndiana and FreeBSD machines all work without much effort. A `yum update` here, a `pkg update` there and nothing ever breaks. It's actually boring compared to 2004 or so, but we end up getting used to actually working.