We live in a cross-platform world. People work in front of their Windows PCs all day long, then go home to their Mac. Or they code at their Linux terminal then unwind with games on their Windows box. Unfortunately, for as many cross-platform people as there are, it doesn’t always seem like there’s a lot of software built to follow them from machine to machine. Much of the time, even when a piece of software is available for several operating systems, it doesn’t ever work quite the same. Configuration options are different, keystrokes behave differently, and nothing looks quite right.
Link: osweekly.com
Categories:
- Linux
- Windows & Microsoft
