David Heinemeier Hansson

Switching from Apple to Linux and Android offers a refreshing change and new opportunities. Embracing an open-source operating system can provide greater flexibility, customization, and a renewed sense of discovery in both software and hardware. This transition can lead to exploring tools like Neovim, Framework laptops, and customizable Android launchers, enriching the user experience beyond the Apple ecosystem.

Living with Linux and Android after two decades of Apple

HI, I would suggest you to checkout KDE connect, it offers really amazing integration features between Linux and Android

Great post as always. This one is my point-of-view:
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People who love their Apple gear aren’t going to be convinced by an alternative positive vision because they’re simply not in the market for one.
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Also, I really don’t trust Google behind Android. So even if I wanted to switch off of macOS (which I kind of do sometimes), I just don’t see the point with an iPhone in my pocket and a Watch on my wrist.
See <a href="https://americasdigitalshield.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://americasdigitalshield.com/</a> if you wanna know why.

He alienated himself with Omakub and Neovim, then said that Linux is flawed. wtf?
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Android is customizable, is open, is fragmented, is less polished, is experimental.
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He actually said Android is experimental. Are apple fan boys this dumb? they install weird things that barely anyone uses and then complain it is not polished

I did it the other way around. I am using macOS for about 2-3 years now. I love it. It feels so basic and clean.

I like 'em all (except Windows 10, 11), but I chose MacOS more because I don’t have to worry turning on laptop one day, and random speakers devices not working, driver issues after updating, etc…