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Except that google 'banned' the use of windows internally a few years ago unless you had a really, really good reason for it. Not sure what's the status of tha
by loopbit 11y ago
Except that google 'banned' the use of windows internally a few years ago unless you had a really, really good reason for it.
Not sure what's the status of that ban (nor I care), but will skew the numbers enough to invalidate your point.
- Alupis 11y ago> enough to invalidate your point. It might except ex-googlers in this thread of stated Google "banned" use of Homebrew internally. So the net benefit to the company and/or employees remains small to zero. This is off topic though, since he was not being interviewed for homebrew development.
- seanflyon 11y agoAs far as I'm aware, Mac is just as 'banned' as Windows. Developers have Linux(Goobuntu) desktops and Mac, Linux, Windows or ChromeOS for laptops (which are primarily used as a terminal for your desktop).