Passion programmer, interested in everything, experienced in web development and problem solving, experimented with game programming, graphics programming, application programming.
That's the thing with Windows for me: Everyone is trying to emulate Linux behavior on Windows because it's practical. These tools are fine and I use them too when I quickly need to ssh somewhere for example while I was gaming on my Windows. But why not just use Linux, where one does not have to emulate anything? No one wants to emulate Windows behavior, just sayin'.
From humble beginnings at an MSP, I've adventured through life as a sysadmin, into an engineer, and finally landed as a developer focused on fixing problems with automation.
That's the thing with Windows for me: Everyone is trying to emulate Linux behavior on Windows because it's practical. These tools are fine and I use them too when I quickly need to ssh somewhere for example while I was gaming on my Windows. But why not just use Linux, where one does not have to emulate anything? No one wants to emulate Windows behavior, just sayin'.
Because people want their OS to work. I don't need linux emulation; I have it natively now.