Several times I considered moving my XPS to another room, and use either very long cables or e.g Remote Desktop.
#Hyperdock vs hyperswitch manual
Tried manual undervolting and under clocking with limited success. Except, it can't leverage that performance due to major thermal issues, leading to annoying and noisy operation. It has a superb 4k touch screen, a Thunderbolt 3 port, a reasonable keyboard and trackpad, an odd camera location and quite great performance. The second problem really is that amazing XPS. The new Windows Terminal also looks rather promising.īut I'm afraid it is too little, too late, at least for me. WSL2 is on the horizon and while not everyone is super excited about the prospect of a transparent Virtual Machine, I certainly am. Now I'm a huge fan of WSL, but it has especially huge performance problems especially for IO, which is what Node with NPM packages really need. The attraction to POSIX environments increases, WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux), even a Virtual Machine, dual-boot or native. So what happens when you take out Gaming out of the equation, and switch to Open Source development tools?įor starters, the dependency on Windows diminishes. While open source development tools and support on Windows has significantly improved these past few years, it still always feels like a second class citizen, it just always requires effort and produces friction. Besides Node and React has all but taken over my development. NET has become open source and multi platform by now. I'm personally quite satisfied with Windows 10.īut who plays games on a Dell XPS, really? And.
While I wasn't always happy and satisfied, looking especially at you Windows ME, and perhaps 8, my use cases were always met gaming and windows development (.NET). I'm a long term Windows user, going back all the way to Windows 2.0, was a system & network admin for years with mostly Windows Server and other Microsoft products, and I've been with XPS since the 9550 back in '15, and thus far made the upgrades to 95.
#Hyperdock vs hyperswitch windows 10
Look, I'm a huge fan of both Windows 10 and Dell XPS.
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