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Huh, what? With Linux you can at least dockerize apps and run multiple versions with negligible performance impact. Doing the same in Windows is a mess at best.
by bornfreddy 1y ago
Huh, what? With Linux you can at least dockerize apps and run multiple versions with negligible performance impact. Doing the same in Windows is a mess at best.
Or did you mean that you want to pin an app to a specific version? This can be done also, trivially - not that it is a good idea in general.
- delfinom 1y agoAh yes, dockerize apps. Jump through hoops to use an app, compared to Windows where it's just some clicks. Nobody ever disputes that there are workarounds to the default packaging workflows of Linux distros. The problem is, your average user, even technical ones don't want using an OS to be a second job outside their real job.
- guappa 1y agoIs this the moving the goalposts Olympic games?