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I can't remember the last time I struggled building something on a random distribution that worked on another. What are you doing that you run into incompatibil
by drivebyacct2 15y ago
I can't remember the last time I struggled building something on a random distribution that worked on another. What are you doing that you run into incompatibilities across modern Linux distributions?
It's certainly better than: "use VS" or "suffer through any other sort of Windows dev" in my opinion.
- pjmlp 15y ago- Packaging - Default installation directories - so Dependencies Regarding your comment, there are many other ways to develop software for Windows besides VS.
- drivebyacct2 15y agoThe third is the only that's tangentially related to the development pains we're discussing here. Packaging is a "fun" issue, but it's apples and oranges with multiple compatibility layers to get to a common denominator to be able to ... build a DCPU toolchain for example. >Regarding your comment, there are many other ways to develop software for Windows besides VS. Uh huh, and as seen even... right here... it's normally a (relatively) major pain in the ass to orchestrate.
- lmm 15y agoI'm constantly running into incompatibilities with my own code, all of them due to Debian. The one that's still causing me trouble is being able to invoke a pyuic4 that has access to both pykde and pyqwt; as far as I can tell that's impossible on Debian.