Lessons I got from this video: - Windows is 270GB source code, which is nothing to be proud of - MS is not able to get a clean library structure from Windows sources - MS is completely lost in Windows sources (maybe related to lesson 2)
Not bothered by 270G codebase but the way this has been presented is misinformative. So they consider Linux to be 0.6G and their product many times bigger (read greater). It's comparing apples (pardon) to oranges. So, if you take only kernel into consideration (hence 600M Linux codebase) compare it to your kernel codebase. Now, should you consider comparing whole OS codebase on the other hand, take whole from both products. Take Ubuntu flavour for instance or any other for that reason. Highly unlikely you'd end up with such difference in volume.
Lessons I got from this video:
- Windows is 270GB source code, which is nothing to be proud of
- MS is not able to get a clean library structure from Windows sources
- MS is completely lost in Windows sources (maybe related to lesson 2)
Not bothered by 270G codebase but the way this has been presented is misinformative. So they consider Linux to be 0.6G and their product many times bigger (read greater). It's comparing apples (pardon) to oranges. So, if you take only kernel into consideration (hence 600M Linux codebase) compare it to your kernel codebase. Now, should you consider comparing whole OS codebase on the other hand, take whole from both products. Take Ubuntu flavour for instance or any other for that reason. Highly unlikely you'd end up with such difference in volume.
man that sounds tough. clever and impressive solution!
Also, gvfs sounds a bit like fuse for Linux. Mounting a filesystem that runs in user space.
14:59 This seems to break part of Git's consistency checking.
Can someone explain why it needs to be in one repository?
Interdependencies most likely.
It’s Windows
as he said, you need to actually build the thing at some point
Making a centralized VCS from the best distributed VCS out there again 😱
Nooooooooooo
Embrace, extend, ruin!
And completely online. But a 270GB repository is grossly broken to begin with.
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