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This is an awesome add to my list of server software that runs on Windows Server. I love when devs write for Windows Server.

This is awesome, now this needs to work on Windows

I'd say Android is already worse. It uses more ram and resources to run smoothly than Windows does. Especially now that Microsoft is actively trying to speed up Windows 11 and make it use less resources.

Kestrel is more performant under Windows than Linux, but the container support isn't there

It shouldn't be shocking SMB is very fast and more secure than NFS. Hell it supports running over quic now

AI build out is just a way for cloud providers to keep customers since you can't get hardware for your own on-prem setup

Just make sure to release it on Windows, There are more installed copies of Win 10 amd Win 11 than all iOS, MacOS, OSx systems combined

This looks like a great replacement for electron

This is awesome. Love seeing projects like this.

Great job, these are the apps we need to see. Native Windows apps.

The biggest issue in my opinion is that Microsoft is chasing web devs. XAML is pita, just like css and html markup. They need to pick a lane and just use it. Allow other frameworks access to the default low level api such as Win32, but document it to the same level as Google does on Android and Apple with SwiftUI

It's that Nadella doesn't really care about Windows, even though the kernel is the root of Azure. In addition, all the newer gui frameworks abandoned RAD interface. That is what made and still does make Winforms and WPF popular.

It's a Windows container. It runs the NT kernel and a few minimal other things. The closest would be the Nano Server container

But what about Hydrogen? Many ICE companies would be better to focus on that. It would allow legacy vehicles to stay on the road, and fix the range anxiety in places like the US which is way bigger than all of the EU and bigger than the populated parts of China.

At this point Microsoft needs to go back to service packs and a three year OS version cycle. Rapid development doesn't seem to be working.