Which OS do you develop on?

OS X El Capitan :slight_smile: and Windows 7 :disappointed_relieved:

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OS X Mav here…

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OS X - If you’ve tried working with a library such as comeonin on a non-unix based system, you’re in for some fun! (NOT!)

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Ubuntu 14 on Cloud9

The most beautiful desktop fo linux os —> Deepin :joy:

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How does that Cloud9 workspace works?

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its fine. basically it is ubuntu in version 14.04LTS or something.
the editor has okayish highlighting for elixir, however it could be better.
had a few problems setting up postgresql in the correct version first,
but apart from that everything is working.
Imo good for developing on the go and showing a project still in development to someone.
I dont know if its worth to get a paid workspace there though

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OS X El capitan

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Updated to Fedora 24 a few weeks ago

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Kubuntu 16.04 at home.
Windows 10 at work.

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OS X El Capitan

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Win 7 at Work / Bodhi Linux at Home.

Like the very spare feel of Bodhi.

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El Capitan but may start running Linux again too. I used Slackware for years so may set that up again. Been away from Linux so long I’m not sure what the distro landscape looks like anymore.

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OS: KDE neon

The latest and greatest of KDE community software packaged on a rock-solid base (Ubuntu).

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Ubuntu with Xmonad

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Arch Linux with i3

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OS X 10.11.6 El Capitan

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OS X 10.11.6 El Capitan for now. I am curious to see how the Nerves project will let me target an embedded system at some point…

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Currently Arch (Antergos) with KDE Plasma5

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Linux Mint with Cinnamon - both at work and at home. It’s stable, elegant and simple. Helps maintain focus, doesn’t divert attention with tons of bells and whistles :slight_smile:

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