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What if you don't have aptitude (hint: apt-get won't work)? What if I don't want a command-line interface? What if I want to actually debug a large C/C++ codeba
by angersock 12y ago
What if you don't have aptitude (hint: apt-get won't work)? What if I don't want a command-line interface? What if I want to actually debug a large C/C++ codebase?
Python/Ruby/etc. are also available on Windows, usually with friendly installers.
Look, I'm all for Linux/POSIX from an operations standpoint, but the programming story is merely different, and to pretend otherwise makes one look foolish.
EDIT:
Also, as cobrausn pointed out, what about when the official sources for the package are hella out of date? Not so friendly then, eh?