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i can see the advantage over having to set up my own vm or os install... but by targetting an os which, to a very close approximation nobody uses, I can't help
by jheriko 13y ago
i can see the advantage over having to set up my own vm or os install... but by targetting an os which, to a very close approximation nobody uses, I can't help but wonder what their target audience really is.
nobody who wants to make software for a living i'd imagine... although i guess it could work really well for web hosting type stuff where the crippling choice of OS is irrelevant?
- farslan 13y agoWhat do you mean with "by targetting an os which, to a very close approximation nobody uses"? You mean nobody uses Linux for development? That's a comment which really doesn't have single point of truth. At least i would except some sources that backes your argument, which you dont't have. Shame.
- jheriko 13y agonobody uses linux for much other than servers to an excellent approximation. i shouldn't need sources for this... how many work places use linux workstations that you have ever seen? or homes? and aren't most pre-installed linux boxes nuked to have windows put on them?