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I didn't say they don't care about developers, I said it's not as big of a concern as end users, which I think is fair. Also as a user of WSL, it's great, but
by ddtaylor 5y ago
I didn't say they don't care about developers, I said it's not as big of a concern as end users, which I think is fair.
Also as a user of WSL, it's great, but I think it's goal was to keep people on their platform, which I think has worked out pretty well.
- tonyedgecombe 5y agoEverything Microsoft is doing for developers at the moment (WSL, Terminal, VSCode, etc) is there because they need developers onboard to sell Azure services. That these things might be useful outside of Azure is a happy coincidence.
- siproprio 5y agoThe Windows Terminal is just awful! Slow! Bad UI, feels like a touch-based UWP app. Has absolutely no concept of Windowing, everything just feels awful because they follow the UWP design guidelines! And extremely buggy as well!