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Why is Linux coming to Windows exciting to you? There are already all sorts of problems and I'm sure they'll get better, but you go on to say: > I want to work
by zxcvcxz 11y ago
Why is Linux coming to Windows exciting to you? There are already all sorts of problems and I'm sure they'll get better, but you go on to say:
> I want to work, not endlessly configure my Emacs
Which implies you want a system that stays out of your way.
How will this new compatibility layer stay out of your way when you constantly have to find new work arounds whenever you develop anything?
For example I've seen a lot of user complaining about setting up a full android development environment. I'm sure this will get support, then other dev environments one by one, but on Linux they'll just work 99% of the time (at least in my experience), on GNU/kWindows you will be debugging things for days, I can see it now.
Windows has been coming out with a lot of new stuff lately but nothing has really caught on. I don't see this huge mess taking off or replacing Linux any time soon. Has typescript replaced javascript?
- recursive 11y agoI don't have much experience with Linux which is probably why, but I've found it a lot easier to set up a working Windows environment than Linux. > Has typescript replaced javascript? It has on the project I'm working on, but there's really no way you can tell after it's compiled. Angular2 is written in it too.
- zxcvcxz 11y agoFrom what I can tell Angular 2 lost more users than it gained. I know it made me switch to React.