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I know that on HN a majority are on Mac or Linux, but Windows is still a big platform. But yes, we know it's a major problem and it will be fixed very, very soo
by happyjoe 17y ago
I know that on HN a majority are on Mac or Linux, but Windows is still a big platform. But yes, we know it's a major problem and it will be fixed very, very soon.
- slater 17y agoFix major problems first (yes, this really IS a major problem), THEN re-submit. For the third time.
- mixmax 17y agoNo it isn't. There are lots of very successful programs that only run on one platform and make money. If you as a timestrained startup start developing for multiple platforms before you've got the resources to do so on the other hand then you have a problem. It's all about resources and business.
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- jacquesm 17y agoI'm well willing to put some time into looking at what you've built but if I have to go through the trouble of installing a VM for it then you're out of luck :) It looks good on the video though, and the few bits of screenshot also look pretty slick. Did you notice the EyeOS link posted by ErrantX earlier today ? How does what you are doing compare to that ?
- alain94040 17y agoAbout EyeOS: I guess today is the day of the webOS on HN... I looked at both: EyeOS seems to have some nice apps, but no notion of instant-edit like wikiOS. Personally, EyeOS is just another webOS, but with wikiOS, the wiki-factor might make it into something completely different. Hard to tell how much of a game changer it is.
- lsb 17y agoPG: I'd really be interested to hear metrics of who's running which browsers on which operating systems when they come to Hacker News.
- jacquesm 17y agoDon't the log files contain that information ?