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You need to re-read the post "It’s not about replacing other Windows-native tools such as Python, PowerShell, C# and more. It’s about removing friction when yo
by nitinreddy88 10y ago
You need to re-read the post
"It’s not about replacing other Windows-native tools such as Python, PowerShell, C# and more. It’s about removing friction when you just need to get stuff done quickly and efficiently in a modern development workflow."
- kevindong 10y agoMy example was meant to support my assertion that: > I think that blog post is mostly made for tech journalists who aren't actually very techy. --- This statement: > This is definitely a “by developers, for developers” Windows 10 feature, specifically designed to remove a bit of friction from developers’ daily workflow. reads like a press release. I agree that implementing WSL will reduce "friction from developers' daily workflow", but the article did a fairly poor job at demonstrating that.
- sbuttgereit 10y agoI think you're right though I wasn't disappointed by the fact. I saw quickly that the audience wasn't me and kept reading for curiosity's sake... to test who they're trying to reach. There's probably a fair number of Windows only people that the whole Linux ecosystem is something new and foreign; especially sysadmin and corporate IT types that have heard about this, but may not know anything about it... I expect there may be some gentle introduction for those types here, too.