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It's worth noting that Ruby's support for Windows could not be described as first class for a long time. And that was in a world without WSL. There's sense in
by filleduchaos 6y ago
It's worth noting that Ruby's support for Windows could not be described as first class for a long time. And that was in a world without WSL.
There's sense in just releasing for nix platforms if you have them ready to go, especially when you expect your initial target market to be deploying on nix systems.