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If you run on Windows by using e.g. cygwin, you don't run on Windows. See previous statement about WSL. > wasmer itself doesn't even support Windows First, it
by Godel_unicode 8y ago
If you run on Windows by using e.g. cygwin, you don't run on Windows. See previous statement about WSL.
> wasmer itself doesn't even support Windows
First, it will:
https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer/issues/51#issuecomment-446426021 https://github.com/wasmerio/wasmer/issues/51#issuecomment-44...
Second, I write code that doesn't run on my terminal all the time, but I need the packages I'm using to be installed and versioned correctly.
- skybrian 8y agoWell, obviously both WSL and Cygwin run on Windows (and nowhere else), so, rhetoric aside, could you explain why they are they insufficient for your purposes?
- lifthrasiir 8y agoWhen one says that some development tool has to run in Windows, it is meant to be run by Windows developers, who normally do not use WSL nor Cygwin.
- Dayshine 8y agoPerhaps I don't want to install several GBs of invasive, hard to manage, and vulnerable linux dependencies to run a package manager unrelated to linux?