The funny thing about the lack of "windows support" is that crystal is already good enough for windows programs which don't need networking (which is the only m

The funny thing about the lack of "windows support" is that crystal is already good enough for windows programs which don't need networking (which is the only missing piece). Crystal can already work on Windows for use cases like gamedev (see crSFML), console apps, AI/ML etc. Yet the Crystal team hasn't made a preview windows build which can enable all those use cases and the act of using Crystal on Windows is super convoluted as a result.