Re: Or, you know, you are wrangling Linux servers/clusters/doing network stuff all day
> There are often advantages to working in the native OS of the platform you are wrangling.
Very much so. And unfortunately it can be a hard thing to explain to other folks who aren't used to doing it that way. Either direction, really.
I respect the people who've learned to be productive with Putty or MobaXterm or similar, wrangling a linux fleet from a windows desktop. I could get things done that way, but never got really comfortable with it.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
