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> I mean... Why not just ... use Linux? Linux as a subsystem of Windows gives me a much better story as far as hardware compatibility and software than the oth
by rodgerd 10y ago
> I mean... Why not just ... use Linux?
Linux as a subsystem of Windows gives me a much better story as far as hardware compatibility and software than the other way around.
- fapjacks 10y agoIf that's what you have to tell yourself, I guess.
- eggy 10y agoFor certain things, I agree. For me, it is easier to dual-boot with Win 8.1 as my primary. I tried running pure linux on my laptop, but then had cut myself off from distributing any game I might make for Windows. I have struggled with MSYS2 several times on Windows, and have broke the installation. Once it hits critical mass, some dependency or setting ruins my whole experience. But then again, I've been on the wrong side of these discussions before: I was running Minix on my Amiga 500, and I was rooting for Minix over Linux back in the day. I also ran MkLinux on my PowerPC Mac, and was working on my own OS as a variant of minix. If you are a web dev, and don't do .NET F#/C# then sure, Linux all the way, however, I am curious to see how .NET Core plays out.