it's a maintenance cost I have to maintain a separate build system for Windows, all the win32 specific code, and also test under Windows... and most of this re

it's a maintenance cost I have to maintain a separate build system for Windows, all the win32 specific code, and also test under Windows... and most of this requires a Windows license if I can rip all of that out by outsourcing the compatibility testing to Microsoft: all the better, even if I have to add a line to the documentation requiring users to check a checkbox once in some control panel somewhere