>you can use actually good software (Visual Studio) instead of inconvenient, antiquated retardation >Visual Studio has a vim extension >you can use Cygwin and chocolatey for any of your Unix autism >all software you would use on Linux is on Windows >graphics don't stutter like it's fucking 1995 >you can actually write Windows applications >UI doesn't look like it's from 2002 or a macOS knockoff
There is literally no reason to not be on Windows in 2017.
there is no fucking mods on this board, how many times i saw this bullshit
John Johnson
>he thinks I need to be on Windows to use Visual Studio Code
Begone shill.
William Clark
VSCode is nowhere CLOSE to Visual Studio Proper. It's a good text editor but no IDE.
John Torres
Linuxbabis have no clue at all.
Austin Diaz
Are you fucking retarded? >what is g++ >what is any other fucking compiler you can run on terminal
Where are the mods?
Colton Cooper
You CLEARLY haven't use MSVC, have you? You are not actually a programmer, are you?
VCC is utterly a fucking pile of garbage but how would you even know, you are here to shill wintrash
Nicholas Smith
>he thinks an IDE is just text editor + compiler + debugger
Holy shit fuck off.
Hudson James
>Uses vcc over gcc >Uses vcc at all ahahahahhaha stupid faggot. Sadly mods are too tech illiterate to spot this blatant shilling
John Thomas
You CLEARLY haven't use MSVC, have you? You are not actually a programmer, are you?
Visual Studio is an immensely convenient piece of software that makes everything about programming easier.
Ryan Wood
I have used MSVSC since VS 2006 era, kid
Blake Reed
Can visual studio even run GCC? Clang? No? Into the garbage.
Jack Baker
>muh intellij >dev env features
yeah, visual studio code has it too.
Charles Ross
Quiet yourself, shill!
Carter Rogers
>unironically writing code in C++ instead of C#
Joshua Miller
0/10 troll for not even using edge
Jonathan Richardson
Yes goyim use our (((compiler))) and stop asking questions
Gavin Young
/thread
Jacob Peterson
Yeah but it's worse in code. Much worse.
Eli Gray
Oh you are a Csharp koder.
She can kode, guys, watch out!
Cameron Nguyen
>what is WINE for using Windows applications >what is mingw64 for compiling Windows applications
Also why Cygwin? Can't you just use the Win10 Linux subsystem feature?
Ryder Carter
No, you're just a retard that needs his hands held.
Elijah Cooper
The Rust language server will provide the same functionality across all editors, the IDE monopoly does not exist anymore dumb nodev shilll langserver.org/
Oliver Jackson
Top Kek
Julian Jenkins
>>>/global/rules/11 >>>/global/rules/6 MODS
Anthony Clark
I like VS, but it's not like other IDEs don't exist. don't bother using Vim myself I do use Cygwin on Windows a bunch. It's true, most Linux software has a windows port, those that don't can often be built with Cygwin anyway.
what the fuck are you talking about with >graphics don't stutter like it's fucking 1995 >you can actually write Windows applications >UI doesn't look like it's from 2002 or a macOS knockoff
Windows has pretty hefty security issues. Windows updates are obnoxious, intrusive, the updater itself is the worst pile of shit that's ever existed (only MS is dumb enough to require multiple reboots for anything ever). I still use Windows, but I also pick the right tool for the job, and there's reason to use Linux. Customization at home, ease of deployment in a more server oriented environment, older hardware support, developing on Linux isn't remotely as inconvenient as you're implying, fully integrated package management is convenient, updating isn't a pain, etc. And cost, or lack thereof. The Windows 10 UI is worse than any modern Linux distro, which is a far fall from when MS was actually pretty damn good regarding actual UI design (and I'm not talking appearance, I'm talking actual usability, although the Win10 UI is also inconsistent and a bit ugly anyway).
notice how I never mentioned anything about muh open source software or muh freedoms
There's dumb shit about Linux and the Linux ecosystem (in particular, I've actually had better performance running applications in Wine than native Linux ports on many occasions, MAME is the big one that comes to mind), but there's plenty of reason to use Linux.
Wine is inconsistent as fuck in terms of shit working (it's usually pretty good, but there's always regressions and shit). The Linux subsystem on Win10 doesn't properly support X11.
wew lad C# is convenient. actually, Visual Studio kind of sucks a bit if you aren't writing in C# writing C++ in it is kind of junk
Asher Clark
C# is really useless over modern C++
Anthony Harris
>There is literally no reason to not be on Windows in 2017 WIDF detected
Oliver Walker
Not even the most pedantic wincuck fanboys will say VCC is good for anything in this wrold. KYS
Blake Sullivan
>MSVSC >Convenient Brainlet spotted
Hunter Garcia
>using C#
William Gonzalez
>graphics don't stutter like it's fucking 1995 You have not seen the botnet running on older computers with weaker hardware have you? >UI doesn't look like it's from 2002 or a macOS knockoff This can be easily avoided on Linux by making/copying some rc files.
OP definitely a shill.
Caleb Williams
>Visual Studio >actually good Pick one. it's a royal pain in the ass.
>Visual Studio has a vim extension So does Sublime, and it runs on Linux and Mac OS X just the same.
>you can use Cygwin and chocolatey for any of your Unix autism Chocolatey has nothing on any proper package manager, and Cygwin is barely tolerable.
>all software you would use on Linux is on Windows And yet, ironically, you can't always get a binary. Numerous libraries that I would normally be able to find in a package manager on Linux need to be compiled from source on Windows, which is a pain on either MSYS2 or Cygwin. They always feels incomplete by comparison.
>graphics don't stutter like it's fucking 1995 I do not have this problem on Linux.
>you can actually write Windows applications You can actually do the same on Linux. x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc and wine make developing Windows applications trivial.
>UI doesn't look like it's from 2002 or a macOS knockoff I honestly don't give a damn what the UI looks like, but it is worth questioning why Microsoft can't make up their minds about how the Windows UI should look. It's radically different with each release.
And some of us don't want an IDE. If I wanted one, I'd use Qt Creator.
Evan Fisher
It's to slow and bloated. It's WPF ffs. Use CLion, pycharm etc instead. Then you got resharper integrated, which is all that matters in vs anways, beside a debugger and an ok editor I mean
Kevin Gray
>I do not have this problem on Linux. I really have a hard time believing its silky smooth for you. I have a hard time believing you have no screen tearing issues at all.
John Miller
In other words, ricing
Nathaniel Cooper
>Pick one. it's a royal pain in the ass. Please, even if you hate MS/Windows there is absolutely no denying that VS is an incredible IDE, especially when it comes to .NET stuff. There's not a single IDE out there that works as well as VS with C#
Christopher Rivera
This is true though, it was shilled like it was vs but it's just a lightweight ide basically.
Again why not Clion, pycharm +++ I don't want ms cancer on my system
Ethan Baker
>>you can use Cygwin and chocolatey for any of your Unix autism Why would you do that on Windows 10 when it has WSL?
MSVC, the compiler, is not the same as Visual Studio, the IDE. MSVC is a terrible compiler and I always use gcc/g++ to compile instead.
Parker Stewart
>complains something is bloated >recommends the java version instead
Tyler Kelly
>MSVC, the compiler, is not the same as Visual Studio, the IDE. MSVC is a terrible compiler and I always use gcc/g++ to compile instead. Why are you wasting energy on a shill. He CLEARLY doesn't have any idea what he's on about
Wyatt Collins
I'd consider it if it didn't come with a $200 price tag, but it does.
Joseph Morris
C#, it's not 2006-2010 why don't you start with visual basic while you are at it. Nobody uses C# anymore, it's dead
Jayden Perry
The only reason to run Windows is if you need Windows-only software. I don't, so I'll continue not using it.
Jason Gray
>not using the only usable version kek
Mason Cook
>that image >Rust >needs c bindings to do basic shit might as well call it crust.
John Carter
I play a number of games on Linux via Steam, and screen tearing is not among the issues I have faced. In fact, the only issue I've had is a random crash where the last input I've made to a game is locked in and no other input is recognized for about 5 seconds, followed by a crash. This happens about as often as a kernel panic on Mac OS X or BSOD on Windows. I have no idea the cause, but it's not graphics-related.
>Please, even if you hate MS/Windows there is absolutely no denying that VS is an incredible IDE I had to use Visual Studio for my master's research, since it involved some kernel level code on Windows. I have never had a greater displeasure than trying to work with its debugger, and I've found that Intellisense actually gets in my way more than it helps.
>especially when it comes to .NET stuff I can imagine it might be nice for .NET stuff, but I work in C and C++ most of the time.
Levi Richardson
I only have the Visual C++ 2015 redistributable. Am I fine?
There's no excuse not to be off Windows in 2017. It's a fucking dumpster fire of constant crashing, bugs, and security vulnerabilities. It should have disappeared in the 90s.
Jaxson Hill
What hardware have you got and what WM?
Jackson Powell
Use Wayland then. (ie GNOME 3)
Grayson Russell
Just Intel integrated graphics on a Lenovo Thinkpad Yoga. I'm using i3 right now.
Yeah I'll try GNOME.
Anthony Wilson
Linux baby? I am confused about how you came up with that name. Do you like being a cunt online? Do you assume that the actions of others somehow effect you
Look we know you're an emotional wreck after fining out your sister fuck a non-family person. We get it... You're hurt.
Grayson Taylor
Also it has a dedicated graphics card but I could never get that to work.
Aaron Foster
kek
John Ramirez
My friend just got a cushy job out of college to do C# stuff.
Nathan Ross
install gentoo
Jackson Brooks
Don't know where you are but in my country C# is the majority of the jobs. Visual Studio is trash tho
Luke Hughes
>you can use actually good software (Visual Studio) instead of inconvenient, antiquated retardation The GCC toolchain is easier to customize, it's portable and it's free. >Visual Studio has a vim extension Even my fridge has a vim plugin >you can use Cygwin and chocolatey for any of your Unix autism Or you could just use an actual POSIX system, instead of trying to make a bloated piece of shit act like a sane software development environment. >all software you would use on Linux is on Windows Windows doesn't even has a decent grep alternative. >graphics don't stutter like it's fucking 1995 Wayland is more stable that whatever shit Windows uses. >you can actually write Windows applications This would just extend the problem >UI doesn't look like it's from 2002 or a macOS knockoff I actually like having a familiar desktop that actually works, instead of whatever Microshit thinks represents their company's look.
Isaiah Collins
I'm asking this because I'm wondering if only Visual Studio 2015 and newer has telemetry since I only have the VC++ 2015 redist.
Brandon Cook
Use a compositing windows manager (Compiz, KWIN, Mutter) or Compton.
Eli Robinson
OMG is that what neets really believe? Perhaps if you spent a little less time playing with you dick you wouldn't be so clueless about technology.
Christian Baker
That's bloated shit, windows is awful for software development.
Daniel Ward
>Cygwin
I like to be able to use oh-my-zsh on windows, but the fact that Cygwin can't pass SIGINT or SIGTERM to child processes blows. I have to whip out cmd with .bat aliases every time I have to launch a JVM project.
Gavin Hill
where do I get this video file?
Hunter Sanders
What distro is that m9?
Samuel Cox
>Using VS instead of jetbrains ide for coding + emacs for configs n shit >Cygwin instead of proper unix >Writing windows-only gui desktop apps on ancient pajeet shit api in 2017 instead of qt/curses-like libs(or ncurses itself)/electron
Thanks, Rajesh, I would count on your opinion. Now go and increment variable to loop.
Hunter Wright
KYS shill
Hunter Parker
>records a video >durr where do you see tearing That's not how tearing works.
Brandon Torres
Yes, good goy-er, customer. Use windows. you have nothing to hide, right? who needs to control their OS anyway? Just let us handle everything.
Connor James
Create a driver configuration for the intel graphics driver and force triple vsync and the no screen tearing option. It is retarded, but it seems to work.
Dominic Gonzalez
Or, excuse me, tear free video option or something along those lines.