Comment by wosined 11 days ago Why not just use Linux? 3 comments wosined Reply jatari 11 days ago Because some developers would like to make money at some point. zer0zzz 11 days ago Then why would they make applications for a dying platform? Is there some budding market for native win32 apps that I'm not aware of? zer0zzz 11 days ago To play devils advocate, Linux does pose some issues as far as a stable platform base. They don't even guarantee glibc compatibility afaik.
jatari 11 days ago Because some developers would like to make money at some point. zer0zzz 11 days ago Then why would they make applications for a dying platform? Is there some budding market for native win32 apps that I'm not aware of?
zer0zzz 11 days ago Then why would they make applications for a dying platform? Is there some budding market for native win32 apps that I'm not aware of?
zer0zzz 11 days ago To play devils advocate, Linux does pose some issues as far as a stable platform base. They don't even guarantee glibc compatibility afaik.
Because some developers would like to make money at some point.
Then why would they make applications for a dying platform? Is there some budding market for native win32 apps that I'm not aware of?
To play devils advocate, Linux does pose some issues as far as a stable platform base. They don't even guarantee glibc compatibility afaik.