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Just flipping through...this person is either not a seasoned "Software Developer", or possibly self-titled.
All of the confusions and problems described here would immediately be identified by someone who has experience in building and debugging software. The logic is confounding.
Why a dev who had moved to MacOS would even need a justification to just then move to Linux is also very confusing.
I used to think that till I worked with a few people.
One was writing code all day but no clue abut working with a new OS.
Another was tech support that had no computer skills outside of the app being supported. People have dead zones in their skills
"glass houses"
How is this a "Glass House" situation?