@nwjsmith Sadly no, but it’s near the top of my shortlist

@cfleming: Perhaps a sideways comment, but I've never understood why so many have adopted Macs for Clojure development when Linux works fine. There must be a reason...

@cjmurphy In my case, it’s because I want to use my mac for everything else too, and most user-level things just work better.

I used to use Linux on the desktop, and every year or so I read a thread on HN about someone’s experience, and they’re always full of problems that I had forgotten ever existed.

Connecting to printers/scanners/wifi/projectors etc etc.

So I put it off till the following year.

For development, Linux is at least as good as OSX or perhaps better, but OSX isn’t significantly worse either.

My only real loss of productivity with Linux for development is consternation trying to decide what to use to give a talk. I know there's something on the Mac, that does the job really well. So far I've always ended up using an old version of https://github.com/MysteryMachine/jobim.

Right, another thing I take for granted now is a large ecosystem of high-quality applications for pretty much anything I want to do (like create a presentation).

OSX is OK for development. If only it allowed to swap out the default window manager for something more sensible like XMonad

Amethyst is halfway there