LOL. Certaines personnes sont marrantes quand même.
Oue, plutot que marrant, je dirais que c'est juste un douchebag.
> The least painful and most compatible/supported approach though would
> be to use .msi installer.
In your dreams.
--
I am totally opposed to making special changes just for Windows. You might be fine
with it, but my main platform is not Windows, and I am _not_ prepared to pay even
more tribute to Redmond's silly conventions.
--
Well, let me tell you a story. Every couple of years something reignites
my interest in cooperating with some Windows developers. I try to work
with them, try not to outpace them.
And guess what? I still find Windows developers to be 99% lazy bastards
who do not use the thing between their ears. And they'd rather stick to
their slow, bug- and virus-ridden environment, than switch to a saner
platform. They pretend to have rational reasons for it, but they don't.
So far, I have to say, I am underwhelmed by the enthusiasm at which
_Windows_ developers participate in msysGit.
It comes as _no_ surprise to me that the innovations in Windows invariably
are stolen from other platforms, that they mostly exstinguished.
Les principaux mainteneurs git laissent le sale boulot du support windows a des types comme ca, et apres on s'etonne que le support soit tout pourri...
[^] # Re: J'adore
Posté par Littleboy . En réponse à la dépêche Sortie de GNU CSSC 1.3.0. Évalué à 4.
Oue, plutot que marrant, je dirais que c'est juste un douchebag.
> The least painful and most compatible/supported approach though would
> be to use .msi installer.
In your dreams.
--
I am totally opposed to making special changes just for Windows. You might be fine
with it, but my main platform is not Windows, and I am _not_ prepared to pay even
more tribute to Redmond's silly conventions.
--
Well, let me tell you a story. Every couple of years something reignites
my interest in cooperating with some Windows developers. I try to work
with them, try not to outpace them.
And guess what? I still find Windows developers to be 99% lazy bastards
who do not use the thing between their ears. And they'd rather stick to
their slow, bug- and virus-ridden environment, than switch to a saner
platform. They pretend to have rational reasons for it, but they don't.
So far, I have to say, I am underwhelmed by the enthusiasm at which
_Windows_ developers participate in msysGit.
It comes as _no_ surprise to me that the innovations in Windows invariably
are stolen from other platforms, that they mostly exstinguished.
Les principaux mainteneurs git laissent le sale boulot du support windows a des types comme ca, et apres on s'etonne que le support soit tout pourri...