Microsoft has had an enormous developer base for decades. Their changes aren't beating competitors, they're simply staunching the flow away from the Microsoft s

Microsoft has had an enormous developer base for decades. Their changes aren't beating competitors, they're simply staunching the flow away from the Microsoft stack. Claiming it as a victory when Microsoft cedes that the enemy has won in a variety of ways is...an odd victory dance. Quite a wave. I use a Windows 10 desktop for 1/2 my work. The other half I use macOS on a MacBook. They're both great (and the latter is fantastic for virtually any sort of work, whereas with the former I am constantly encountering Windows-specific limitations that demand that I fire up a Hyper-V instance --- WSL is very limited in a variety of deadly ways).