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- Ikea only, please. - Must haves: large space to move around and spread legs/sit cross-legged or to use a rolling chair. Sturdy finish that will survive Bay Area apartment moves. - Must have: space to add extra hardware, cables for someone who works frequently with electronics and bare-boards. - Nice to have: left-handed table-top design, left-handed drawers. - Nice to have: sit-stand desk. - Not a problem: Budget, space.

The Ikea Bekant is currently top of list, are there better alternatives? https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/10252912/#/30252911 https://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/10253025/#/10253025

What are some good resources for a Linux user (moderately advanced) switching to Mac? Things I am looking for : keyboard shortcuts, package management, getting a Linux-like dev environment for open-source development, apps like Spectacle, some basic window management. All the articles I've found so far are great for existing Mac users trying to pick up a new trick or two, but none well-organized enough for a newbie to follow as a step-by-step guide.

Assume elementary knowledge - pipes, redirection, awk/sed/cut/standard Unix tools.

How does one get to writing scripts that are -

(a) portable

(b) easy to debug

(c) clean and easy to modify

Where can I find good sample scripts?

Looking for something similar to a Macbook in hardware, and can run Ubuntu. Thoughts on Dell XPS 13 (seems a bit pricey) or System76?