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I just see this as a headache for developers. I don't want or need a Linux ABI, I just want to run a Linux container on Windows (if I have to use windows, whic
by zxcvcxz 11y ago
I just see this as a headache for developers.
I don't want or need a Linux ABI, I just want to run a Linux container on Windows (if I have to use windows, which I would prefer not to do).
If node running on windows needs access to a database running on the Linux layer then what happens when things aren't working? They can't possibly make all programs interact in a seamless way.
I'm imagining frankenstein programs that are hacked together with code that only works on this frankenstein OS.
- xorblurb 11y agoIf you want a Linux container on Windows (which they do not seem to propose right away, but it seems a logical step), you need a Linux ABI.