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> I don’t know what I’m missing here but something about this whole idea rubs me the wrong way. Who in their right mind is going to do this in a production envi
by wolrah 2y ago
> I don’t know what I’m missing here but something about this whole idea rubs me the wrong way. Who in their right mind is going to do this in a production environment where there is no apparent possibility to have a shared repository for the updates?
They said right at the beginning:
> The primary goal of decompiling Hyper-V Manager is really to assess its value as a potential open source project, which is what I'm hoping Microsoft can be convinced to do.
- awakecoding 2y agoThank you for clarifying - I am in no way suggesting that locally patching a decompiled Hyper-V Manager makes sense beyond its experimental value. Having gone through the exercise, it confirmed it's potential value as an open source project, but this can only realistically happen if Microsoft open sources Hyper-V Manager like they've done for many things in the past, especially software that is no longer actively developed.