They use it ironically. They are hipster devs.

Nope. Unfortunately it’s not. At a previous job a guy suggested, in a meeting, that the JavaScript errors a web app was throwing was because we had just pushed out an update the the Java JRE on the networks desktops. Also we should try to roll the version back to see if it fixed the issues. I informed everyone that would not change anything. A few people still wanted to try it just to be sure.

I have not used it for a while but Wine has always run office products pretty flawlessly.... for the little amount I used them anyways. Power users might run into edge cases that don’t work right.

Now you have give them an excuse to come in and explain to us WHY Arch is the best.

I have solved many issues by taking a break. Sometimes it’s because it helps me think better. Other times it’s because stuff gets cached and taking a break let’s it clear. Either way it’s a good idea.

@bratsbratsbrats both are important. For me naming conventions are more important for working on a thing. Comments and documentation or important for using a thing.

Under Known issues... “Memory leak”.