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I think programmers themselves have a bias against getting started easily. Everyone knows how much they had to struggle to get their environment set up so they
by smj2118 15y ago
I think programmers themselves have a bias against getting started easily. Everyone knows how much they had to struggle to get their environment set up so they expect it to be a hard problem and don't consider it necessary to solve when building an OS. I imagine it's simply not a priority although I wish it was.
- ChronosWS 15y agoI dunno, I started on a Commodore 64. When you turn the computer on, you are in the BASIC interpreter. It didn't get any simpler than that.