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I don’t know; you don’t think having Win32 be the unofficial API is a problem? It literally means Windows will always exist - as the preferred IDE and Referenc
by gjsman-1000 1y ago
I don’t know; you don’t think having Win32 be the unofficial API is a problem?
It literally means Windows will always exist - as the preferred IDE and Reference Spec for the Linux desktop. It also means all evolution of Linux will be ironically constrained by Win32 compatibility requirements.
- tjoff 1y agoIt isn't and won't be. So no.