Portainer runs in a docker container itself and is fairly easy to install. Not really key to a dev desktop experience but it helps! My desktop currently looks like this: Note that I run the Dev version of Windows 10 Pro, as a Windows Insider, so some things you see in this article might not be available in general release yet. I have this paired with an Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 graphics card and two 32” 4k curved monitors. I’m currently using a Desktop PC with an i5 2.9ghz Processor and 16gb RAM.
When I joined Microsoft as an Employee I felt it was time to give Windows another chance and purchased a PC – 8 months on I thought it’d be useful to share some tools and tricks I’ve picked up along the way.
#ROBO 3T CHANGE THEME MAC OSX#
I eventually ended up on Mac OSX and continued on Mac Hardware until around 2020. Even so, it gave me so great experience with using the Bash Terminal and getting used to working without a GUI. Linux was painful then, I had to compile a lot of drivers from scratch and there weren’t as many resources or tutorials available to navigate.
A few years later I soon discovered my PC was not powerful enough to keep up with Windows XP let alone upgrade, so I opted to switch to Debian Linux instead of upgrading to Windows Vista. I’m much more used to Linux/Unix, when I was 13 we got our first computer with little to no knowledge of what we were buying… ending up with what looked great in the catalogue (bonus points for being bundled with a printer and a scanner) as opposed to what had the best specs. I only really started my computing journey in the early 00s, but I’ve used a bunch of Operating Systems since then and currently use Windows 10 as my daily driver. But Windows 10 can be a great development environment too!
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