I feel Windows is a second-class citizen for developers that work with open source software... For instance if you're on Windows and your home directory has no

I feel Windows is a second-class citizen for developers that work with open source software... For instance if you're on Windows and your home directory has non-ascii characters a lot of software will fail. Not just open source, but all kind of modules, libraries, etc that are supposed to be cross-platform but in reality only support utf8 inside filenames and directories. Thus isn't a problem with Windows, but lack of testing.