To me, this article goes a very long way to demonstrate how screwed up people's thinking is in the windows users world. I mean, let's look at this objectively:

To me, this article goes a very long way to demonstrate how screwed up people's thinking is in the windows users world. I mean, let's look at this objectively: the guy is amazed because he actually managed to boot windows off of a non MS-sanctioned software stack. There's nothing amazing here: these things should be the standard, and it pretty much is the case in the open-source world. And I certainly don't mean to diminish the technical achievement of the folks who stitched this together, quite the contrary, very nice feat. But what I'm trying to say: instead of being amazed because they managed to pull it off, they should be demanding this kind of inter-operability between components of the steaming pile of shite that is windows in 2023.