Re: [beagleboard] Re: What? Linux development on windows... and arm support

[William Hermans]

>
> *IRC this is line Wine but for running commandline Ubuntu on Windows.  Any
> developer with half a brain wouldn't want to mess with that when it costs
> them nothing to run full Linux on the PC.  One would really have to be a
> diehard Windows fanatic to want to stay caged up in Microsoft code to do
> Linux development.*
>

There are many reason for a developer to want to use Windows. Whether or
not you, I, or anyone else agrees or not whether those reason are valid(
only for us, as individuals ) is another story.

I actually write my code for Linux in an editor running in Windows. But
that code, stays on, and is compiled on that Linux system. So, you can try
to be all evangelistic and *try* to tell me what I'm doing is wrong. No
matter what you say however would be wrong. Period. Anyway, I've been using
this setup, or one near it for years, and it has worked well for me.

Compared to Linux, Windows may have many problems. But when it comes to the
desktop experience, Linux has a long way to go in order to catch up.

On Sun, Apr 24, 2016 at 2:25 PM, William Hermans  wrote:

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> On Sun, Apr 24, 2016 at 9:02 AM, doog  wrote:
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>> IIRC this is line Wine but for running commandline Ubuntu on Windows.
>> Any developer with half a brain wouldn't want to mess with that when it
>> costs them nothing to run full Linux on the PC.  One would really have to
>> be a diehard Windows fanatic to want to stay caged up in Microsoft code to
>> do Linux development.
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Re: [beagleboard] Re: What? Linux development on windows... and arm support

[William Hermans]

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On Sun, Apr 24, 2016 at 9:02 AM, doog  wrote:

> IIRC this is line Wine but for running commandline Ubuntu on Windows.  Any
> developer with half a brain wouldn't want to mess with that when it costs
> them nothing to run full Linux on the PC.  One would really have to be a
> diehard Windows fanatic to want to stay caged up in Microsoft code to do
> Linux development.
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[beagleboard] Re: What? Linux development on windows... and arm support

[doog]

IIRC this is line Wine but for running commandline Ubuntu on Windows.  Any 
developer with half a brain wouldn't want to mess with that when it costs 
them nothing to run full Linux on the PC.  One would really have to be a 
diehard Windows fanatic to want to stay caged up in Microsoft code to do 
Linux development.

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[beagleboard] Re: What? Linux development on windows... and arm support

[J dog]

Seems microsoft is trying to stay relevant?  
Windows 10 is no longer just an operating system for 32 and 64-bit PCs. 
In recognizing there are many other OS's out there,  Its Microsoft's goal 
to allow developers to create Universal apps that will run not only on PCs, 
but on Arm based phones and tablets, Windows 10 for IoT devices and Xbox as 
well. 
 A new version of windows Phone will be available and If you know what Windows 
RT 

 was, 
then don't worry, because it's nothing like that, and major changes are 
coming. 

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