David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH)

and try something else to realize that there is other things other than Apple.

And again, it's not because I hate Apple.

I think they still make good computers.

I think a lot of the software is still also pretty okay.

But I have come to realize that as a web developer, Linux is just better.

Linux is just better.

It's closer to what I deploy on.

The tooling is actually phenomenal.

And if you spend a bit of time setting it up, you can record...

a reproducible environment that I've now done with this Amacube concept or project that I've done, that I can set up a new Linux machine in less than 30 minutes and it's perfect.

It's not pretty good.

It's not like I still need to spend two hours on.

It's perfect because you can encode all aspects of the development environment into this.

I didn't know.

I didn't even know, to be fair, that Linux could look as good as it can.

If you look at a stock Ubuntu or Fedora boot,

I mean, not that it's ugly, but I'd pick the Mac in the day of the week.

You look at Amacoop.

I mean, I'm biased here, of course, because I built it with my own sensibilities.

But I look at that and go like, this is better.