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It's not about developer machines, it's about servers. There are are a lot of people who want to run the same OS, and even the same processor architecture, on t
by kps 3y ago
It's not about developer machines, it's about servers. There are are a lot of people who want to run the same OS, and even the same processor architecture, on their development and deployment machines. (I've almost always worked in a cross-compilation world, so this doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but whenever the topic of ARM or RISC-V machines comes up here, it gets a lot of attention.)
- martinald 3y agoBut loads of people develop on Windows and deploy on Linux. I would say that is the 'default' approach now for even Microsoft .net core apps; given how supported docker is, and the docker containers run linux?