deech

For whatever reason deploying to Windows is a priority for me, maybe because they still have market share but probably not.

And what I've found is if it can be compiled from scratch by Visual C/C++ it probably won't be flagged by Windows Defender.

The moment you have to pull in Cygwin or MinGW or WSL you've lost.

Feb 28 at 8:12pmWeb
Show threadscrewlispFeb 28
@deech I did notice somewhat bitterly that lots of C/C++ projects moved out of cygwin and into windows tools. Though I have not seen a windows computer in real life for decades so I have little cause to think about it.
Show threadBrian McKennaMar 1
@deech I've compiled lots of things recently with Cygwin and MinGW (e.g. Nix, Bash, coreutils, etc) - I haven't had anything flagged.