I am getting tired of keep upgrading my windows OS to different versions. Because I don't want to to be forced to spend hundreds of dollars or throw away your PC or laptop that is in perfectly good working condition. I might want to switch to linux but I am worried about being able to run your Windows applications like CVBJ, CVDATA, and CVCX. Will CV product be linux compatible?
Last edited by seriousplayer; 04-13-2015 at 04:36 PM.
Heavens no. It would costs me years of work and would never be able to have the same functionality. I know well the problems with Windows. I spent all weekend migrating to a new PC and despise Microsoft. But, the vast, vast majority of applications are Windows-based. If Linux and Apple don't wish to support 95+% of applications, that's not something that developers can solve.
BTW, my new PC that arrived Friday is running Windows code from the mid-90's with no problem.
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