It did, once you finished debugging everywhere. That aside; these days, it actually more or less works. I avoid it as far as I can after having built a couple

It did, once you finished debugging everywhere. That aside; these days, it actually more or less works. I avoid it as far as I can after having built a couple of systems in the language. For all its faults, Go is still a much more pleasant language to solve the same kinds of problems in. But my latest project needed multi-platform printing, so I cobbled together a tiny Java program using the print API that I run in the background and pipe data to, and it just works.