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Installing Linux and seeing if it even starts is already a lot of effort, and then you've only "seen if it starts" and are very far from anything considered "te
by anyfoo 5y ago
Installing Linux and seeing if it even starts is already a lot of effort, and then you've only "seen if it starts" and are very far from anything considered "tested".
- Delk 5y agoEh. Sure it's takes a bit of effort but installing a Linux distro in a virtual machine and pulling and compiling some C code isn't exactly a massive project. It would have been a much bigger deal before the widespread use of virtual machines. Or, I guess, if you don't have experience with building things on Linux. I completely understand that if someone doesn't use a platform themselves, there might be little motivation to test things on it. No hard feelings if someone doesn't care to do that. But it's not that much effort.
- psd1 5y agoYou're not wrong, but the author might have a day job and a family.
- cerved 5y agoWSL?