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> if you need a "Linux-compliant" environment I'd willing to bet some pocket money that most people claiming that don't know what they're talking about Unless
by raverbashing 4y ago
> if you need a "Linux-compliant" environment
I'd willing to bet some pocket money that most people claiming that don't know what they're talking about
Unless you need, I dunno, DBUS? Or are specifically building stuff for Ubuntu/Red hat etc
- trissylegs 4y agoI had a lot of trouble getting any FPGA software running on Mac. But Linux it just runs/builds out of the box. Although if you have windows it also tends to run there too.
- raverbashing 4y agoAh true, some SW is built for specific Linux distros (on one side, it's hard to build an "universal binary" but on the other side, I've seen very ugly software installs)
- pjmlp 4y agoUsually are the folks that equate Linux with UNIX, and complain about other UNIXes when they don't offer Linux specific syscalls.