I have little experience with the Windows Phone, but what I did have wasn't horrible. It had a lot of great features.
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again, I apologize for my comments, I meant no offense. :)
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No apology needed. Good features, no apps, fail. Thankfully our new CEO seems to bet on more solid futures for us. And openness.
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I have been pleasantly surprised with the features in the Server end of things, along with HyperV. Am also hoping MS keeps going in that dir
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I would be super-thrilled if MS fully embraced *Nix, rather than just the Linux tools you can install.
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Definitely need to read some articles from the last 3 years, but
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@linuxfoundation admitted@microsoft as a member, given tons of code back into community. 11 year veteran here, and MSFT has had therapy1 reply 0 retweets 1 like -
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well, I more meant something similar to what Apple did with OS X and integrate *Nix more fully into the kernel.
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I'm a curmudgeon, and I would just like to be able to learn *one* set of shell commands and scripting languages.
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do you know how frustrating it is to open powershell and absentmindedly do ls -a <path>, and then remember that doesn't work? ;)
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And don't get me started on syntax differences between ping on Windows and ping on Linux. LOL
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