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> This is also a distribution problem... A lot of the software written for Windows assumes that there is a UI available. This makes it harder to automate thin

• tonymet 2y ago
  that's a good point
• gary_0 2y ago
  Not only does it assume a GUI for user input/output, on an API level there's the assumption of an HWND (window) and its message loop. Some Windows APIs aren't even available if you don't have that. Console-only applications are considered second-class citizens on Windows.