>he doesn't use windows to program

>>61869044
>he thinks windows is an ide

Did you just assume my gender?!

>writes proprietary code
>uses an operating system that sends all your code to microsoft
really makes you think...

>>61869044
>maxscript in IDE
>not in autodesk software
she's running linux since she's too poor to buy windows

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>>61869044
>"""she""" doesn't design on windows and develop on linux

>not being able to program in any environment

>>61869044
I want that IDE if it is available in gnu/linux
Also, checked.

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>>61869044
your waifu a shit

>>61869044
>he doesn't write software in MS word

>>61869232
kuroneko makes more progress in 3 episodes than that bitch does in 2 seasons

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>>61869257
Confirmed. Your waifu a shit.

>>61869140
>not shitcodeing on windows, seriosly programming on linux

>>61869044
>he uses an OS that doesn't have gcc installed by default

>>61869257
because she knows how to sell herself

>>61869340
delet

>>61869337
What OS has gcc installed by default?

>>61869947
Arch Linux, for one.

>>61870401
No, it doesn't. GCC is in base-devel, not in base.
Same for pretty much any distro except source-based ones for obvious reasons.

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>>61869044
>black cat is his gf

>>61870481
Better than Mary Jane

>>61870470
Okay, fair. I just forget that it's not technically 'default' because the first thing I install is base-devel so I can compile all my sweet sweet AUR packages and git repos.

>>61869232
>>61869275
nene is a cute baka

>>61870470
BTFO
T
F
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Windows is perfectly fine for programming. I don't know where the Linux is better for programming meme comes from.

That being said, being able of doing "apt-get source" with any package on your system is something great for learning programming. Most people skip it, but you can't be a good programmer if you don't read the source code of other people for real world applications.

>>61871241
>Windows is perfectly fine for programming. I don't know where the Linux is better for programming meme comes from.

It comes from all the devs who hate Windows because it's bloated and spies on you. Whether or not that's true, that's the belief of many, many devs.

Also it's not Linux that's great for programming, it's Unix derivatives. (Linux, OSX).

I use Linux because I genuinely find Visual Studio to be a pain, and all of the software I use for development runs on Linux. Also, Cygwin sucks and MSYS2 is barely tolerable.

>>61871241
Interfacing with the OS is far more simple on GNU/Linux than on Windows.

Example:
what is the API to configure firewall on WIndows?

>>61869044
What anime?

I am like water. I can work in any environment.

Post more anime programmers.
Also Kobayashi a best.

>>61872744
boku no pico

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>>61869044
>he doesn't program windows

>>61872838
Delet

> He doesn't program by manually sending electric pulses straight to the processor
I thought /g/ was supposed to be good at computing

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>>61869044

>>61869947
Oh wtf nigger almost all Linux distros come with GCC

is linux so shit because there's no telemetry so no software dev can actually make things better?

it rly makes me tin

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>>61871241
Windows is historically inferior to *nix when it comes to development, maybe VM langs like Oracle Java or Microsoft Java (aka c#) is a different story but when it comes to bare metal windows is a massive pain in the ass since it hides its internals away from the users. Windows is a household OS, for consumers. Not for software developers

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>>61869044
>he does web development
>on a WIMP/WIMA stack

>>61874015
If you need to spy on people to know what they want, your entire business model is inherently shit and deserves to fail.
Fortunately for Microsoft they can just abuse IP laws instead of actually competing in the market.

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>>61869044
Programming is considered ``problematic`` in w*ndows

>>61874145
>If you need to spy on people to know what they want
>sending crash reports is 'spying' nowadays
i wonder what north korea thinks of this newfound spying technique

also, why is it that the only successful forms of linux are ones that incorporate telemetry so they can make their services better? mac, android, chromeos...
rly activates the pistachios

>>61874168
(You)

>>61874168
>implying any of them are good

>>61874162
Is this real

>>61874258
Stop asking too many questions goy

>>61874199
Thanks
>>61874222
I said successful not good please learn to read next time, try apt-getting a brain babe.

>>61874168
>>sending crash reports is 'spying' nowadays
Crash reports are not telemetry. Telemetry is a constant stream of info about god knows what, even if nothing is breaking.
>also, why is it that the only successful forms of linux are ones that incorporate telemetry so they can make their services better? mac, android, chromeos...
Because your definition of success is seeing how many clueless normies you can get to use it, which proves nothing in this case. If said normies don't care about their dignity, that is their problem. It has no bearing on the needs of software developers, professional or otherwise.

I have to admit the Win32 API is very nice to work with.
>that backwards compatibility
>that incredible documentation
It's just generally easy to use and a pleasure to work with. I have to write cross-platform software and the Windows implementations of most things are 99% of the time the easiest/fastest to write. Of course there are some things like UNIX device files that I sorely miss under Windows, but overall Windows is much better to write real software for than other platforms.

>>61874301
Oh, I confused you with some mouth-breathing fucktard implying "telemetry makes software better". Sorry.

>>61874304
While you shame "normies" for their lack of care, they're shaming you for sperging over nothing.
Who wins?
No one, but at least normies leave with a product/service that actually works.
>>61874330
At least you admit to being wrong, that's a start to breaking down that autism!

>>61874387
>admit to being wrong
where?

>>61874387
>at least normies leave with a product/service that actually works.
There are products and services that "actually work" without spying on you.

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>>61874436

>>61874387
>nothing
wew

>>61871241
>I don't know where the Linux is better for programming meme comes from.
Probably because Windows encourages single-step artists who just hammer the keyboard until their debugging doesn't crash. Rather than, well I don't know, designing it properly in the first place

>>61874048
You forgot to add
>Tips fedora

>>61874747
>Windows encourages
The most autistic reply on /g tonight is here.

>>61872124
>cygwin
that shit has been cancer for 20 years

WSL looks like what cygwin always wanted to be

>>61874823
>/g
Hello newfriend! When you going back?

>>61874904
When your dad gets off work

>>61874162
>antivirus
GULLIBLE

>>61869044
What languages are used for VNs?

>>61872124
Well VS is terrible for anything that isn't .NET, but that's where it really shines. It's an amazing IDE for things like C#. I agree that Windows development tools suck in general, I write most stuff that isn't C# in np++ and then just use mingw-gcc on WSL to compile. DrMemory is a good Windows substitute for valgrind, though.