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The Linux subsystem on Windows seems promising too, and it may fill the same gap as the Mac OS X BSD backend when Apple transitioned from OS 9 to OS X. I'm cur
by thaw13579 10y ago
The Linux subsystem on Windows seems promising too, and it may fill the same gap as the Mac OS X BSD backend when Apple transitioned from OS 9 to OS X. I'm curious to see what MS does with it, and I wonder if it could possibly win back a lot of Mac developers.
- Lio 10y agoThe two things Microsoft needs for me to switch back after 10 years with a Mac are:- 1. Really good Linux sub-system support. 2. A clear story with regard disabling all telematics and phone-home monitoring in Windows 10. If Microsoft could get its privacy stance sorted out in an upfront way I'd seriously consider them. Personally though I'm not happy with current reassurances about privacy protection in Windows 10.