Almost there. From now on it it's only matter of developer experience. Like provide a installer which do all the necessary setup for you, including install Vis

Almost there. From now on it it's only matter of developer experience. Like provide a installer which do all the necessary setup for you, including install Visual C++ Build Tools, LLVM and other stuff. Then the community need to update the libraries to make them run smoothly on Windows, too. But this is not that hard. My major annoyed point for using Crystal in Windows now is the native libraries, which need extra build steps that sometime not very straight forward. But I think we can overcome it with some extra effort from the community: provide the compiled lib/dll files beforehand so other people do not have to compile the native library all over again. This will also take time, but unlike the previous challenges, it's mostly the DX now.