Maybe I'm a zealot, but I don't really consider "doesn't work as well on windows" a con of a language.
C# is (or at least used to be) utter garbage on Linux compared to Windows. I don't hold that against C#, but rather recognize that Linux/Windows are very different, and that compiler maintenance and development is non-trivial (and obviously Microsoft is going to prioritize Windows).
This article is basically a rant that Go was designed with *nix in mind and that Windows is a second-class citizen by comparison.
C# is (or at least used to be) utter garbage on Linux compared to Windows. I don't hold that against C#, but rather recognize that Linux/Windows are very different, and that compiler maintenance and development is non-trivial (and obviously Microsoft is going to prioritize Windows).
This article is basically a rant that Go was designed with *nix in mind and that Windows is a second-class citizen by comparison.