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I work on several systems where windows is poorly supported. In general it's because everything else is POSIX(ish). Even though I use windows as my OS, I do mo
by CJefferson 5y ago
I work on several systems where windows is poorly supported. In general it's because everything else is POSIX(ish).
Even though I use windows as my OS, I do most of my coding in WSL, so I still don't need a true windows version of things I work on.
True windows support in my experience usually requires paying someone (unless you are doing something graphical, where Windows often is the best choice).