I’ve experienced very few problems using Python on Windows over the last 15 years. What is the issue exactly?
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It's not hidden. I want Python to work well for Windows users on Windows. I don't want Python being responsible for breaking other people's software. It's not an easy balance, especially given 99% of online posts ignore Windows (but Windows users still read them).
This is also a motte-and-bailey fallacy and propaganda tactic: https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Motte_and_bailey … First you don't do this because "it's a Linux thing", then when I prove you wrong you retreat to "it will break 1% of software". Both statements from you also have zero evidence, just words.
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No, I started not doing it because it breaks software. I argue with people who say "everyone does this" by pointing out that "Linux does this". It's not propaganda, it's a position based on experience and deep familiarity with the issues involved.
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It doesn't break software. Maybe it broke software back in the old days but now it totally works. Additionally, if node can do it then you should just be like node. If not then you are causing suffering to work around your incompetence.
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