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Wine is fine for getting around an expected limitation, but would you run your workloads on wine in a production datacenter? It would be a disaster.
by overgryphon 10y ago
Wine is fine for getting around an expected limitation, but would you run your workloads on wine in a production datacenter? It would be a disaster.
- WayneBro 10y agoI'd run my entire development stack on Bash on Windows though. That's what it's there for. It's glorious! Similarly, my laptop probably wouldn't be able to handle a production workload for any length of time...but it doesn't have to either.
- Gravityloss 10y agoI wonder what companies really have designed new backends for windows for years anymore? Technically you could run many generic things there (databases or JVM), but what would you actually gain? Likely if you have to use windows, you're left in some legacy niche, looking backwards and not into the future.