> This is not an argument against Windows, but against those programming languages and their maintainers.
Disagree. It's the operating system's job to make it easy for programmers to write the programs they want. If language implementors consistently don't want to support a certain operating system, it's a sign that something might be wrong with that operating system. Not necessarily from a technical point of view - it could be, say, a marketing issue.
Disagree. It's the operating system's job to make it easy for programmers to write the programs they want. If language implementors consistently don't want to support a certain operating system, it's a sign that something might be wrong with that operating system. Not necessarily from a technical point of view - it could be, say, a marketing issue.