December 26, 2019

Microsoft Windows

This page was started in March of 2008 when I decided to look into doing some windows software development. (Up to then, Windows was just a platform to run Lightroom and Photoshop).

I first began working with Windows XP and Visual Studio 2005. That computer and Windows install is long gone. I am now running Windows 10, primarily to run Lightroom.

I am an old time Linux user and develop software on the Linux environment. I thought it would be nice to have the ability to develop software to run on Windows, primarily to share certain things with friends who only run Windows. However, the effort to climb the windows learning curve has simply never been worth it to me. Docker, along with WSL could offer ways to do what I want that don't involve diving into the whole Windows ecosystem.


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