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I'm just surprised windows (non-WSL) is actually supported

• intelVISA 4y ago
  winsock2 is basically the Berkeley socket API as well, so why wouldn't it be?
  • sumtechguy 4y ago
    Having used both. It is close in that the api looks similar. But has a lot of interesting edge cases. Usually around error codes. One thing you learn quickly is win32 != bsd != linux. Each one has their own set of quirks and issues.
• tssva 4y ago
  Curl has been part of the base install of Windows 10/11 since the December 2017 preview release. Bsdtar was added at the same time.
  • moffkalast 4y ago
    Tar, on Windows? What heresy is this. /s
  • jetbalsa 4y ago
    is it /real/ curl? Curl in cmd.exe is real curl, but in powershell that thing gets mapped to Invoke-Webrequest
    • tssva 4y ago
      curl in Windows Powershell is by default mapped to Invoke-Webrequest but it is not in powershell which you download or install via the store. I long ago removed the alias for curl in Windows Powershell too.