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That list only refers to changes since the previous release.. not a complete feature list... And go is not an interpreted language. You don't need go tools to
by ktm5j 6y ago
That list only refers to changes since the previous release.. not a complete feature list...
And go is not an interpreted language. You don't need go tools to run precompiled go binaries. Just like with C, you don't need gcc to run C binaries.
However, you seem determined to hate this for whatever reason.
- saagarjha 6y agoI don't hate the software, I'm merely listing reasons why I don't think I could use this over nano; a list I think is relevant because the project seems to have an explicit goal of being competitive with it. I am well aware that Go is a compiled language, the issue I have is that its reach is less than C's. (FWIW, the "list" I was referring to was the list of precompiled binaries, not the feature list, which I pulled from the website copy.)