dance707
2016-03-31 05:41 deepin
I have not seen the Official announcement that is due today. Early indications are that Ubuntu wil run on a fondation of native Windows libraries for developers.
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Why would it be great to use Linux natively in Windows? I used to think like that, after all Windows ...
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Well, I'm actually using Deepin and have no Windows on computer when I'm typing this.
Linux is goo ...
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I understand, but trouble is if your/everyones effort goes into keep things working in windows we a ...
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The title of this post is regarding Microsoft's Build 2016, not the issue of whether one should use ...
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OK, that's my fault. I'm bit off topic.
Microsoft is actually using every means to attract develop ...
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Hi Its okay this is coffee lounge right. There are a lot of interesting things going on in the comp ...
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The title of this post is regarding Microsoft's Build 2016, not the issue of whether one should use ...
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OK, that's my fault. I'm bit off topic.
Microsoft is actually using every means to attract develop ...
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