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Well, an Emacsen that hopes achieving the same degree of popularity as Emacs should be usable in Windows too. Last I checked, Guile had problems in Windows...
by ducktective 2y ago
Well, an Emacsen that hopes achieving the same degree of popularity as Emacs should be usable in Windows too. Last I checked, Guile had problems in Windows...
- rbanffy 2y agoI wouldn’t consider running directly on Windows a hard requirement. You can run it under WSL[1|2] for instance, or bundle a very minimal WSL distribution that only runs your software.
- medstrom 2y agoIt would also simplify the codebase, to scrap the native Windows support and outsource that responsibility to WSL.