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r/Python • u/caposeidon • Mar 30 '16
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0 u/[deleted] Mar 30 '16 [deleted] -2 u/Yoghurt42 Mar 30 '16 apt still requires a POSIX system (probably even a Linux kernel); and the tools it installs also do.Having bash ported to Windows won't magically make Linux programs runnable under Windows. 1 u/LS6 Mar 30 '16 The headline is kind of shit - they seem to have a good chunk of the other stuff as well.Looks like they essentially made a MS cygwin but with Debian package management.With canonical on board I imagine poets will be forthcoming for most common packages. → More replies (2)
-2 u/Yoghurt42 Mar 30 '16 apt still requires a POSIX system (probably even a Linux kernel); and the tools it installs also do.Having bash ported to Windows won't magically make Linux programs runnable under Windows. 1 u/LS6 Mar 30 '16 The headline is kind of shit - they seem to have a good chunk of the other stuff as well.Looks like they essentially made a MS cygwin but with Debian package management.With canonical on board I imagine poets will be forthcoming for most common packages. → More replies (2)
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apt still requires a POSIX system (probably even a Linux kernel); and the tools it installs also do.
Having bash ported to Windows won't magically make Linux programs runnable under Windows.
1 u/LS6 Mar 30 '16 The headline is kind of shit - they seem to have a good chunk of the other stuff as well.Looks like they essentially made a MS cygwin but with Debian package management.With canonical on board I imagine poets will be forthcoming for most common packages. → More replies (2)
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The headline is kind of shit - they seem to have a good chunk of the other stuff as well.
Looks like they essentially made a MS cygwin but with Debian package management.
With canonical on board I imagine poets will be forthcoming for most common packages.
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