The story goes in the following way:
- download and install VirtualBox
- get some Windows CD/iso. (Windows 7 in my case, to make it the least bloated)
- Install windows7 in a Virtualbox.
- Realize that you have no space left because Windows needs about 16Gb
- Remove some files from my hard drive until I have 25 free Gb. Not very happy to do that.
- Install windows7 in a Virtualbox with a 25Gb hd ".vdi" file.
- Try to store the vdi file in a usb drive so at least I have a quick backup to restore from.
- Realize I can't move 4Gb+ files to my usb drive because it's vfat (because windows compatibility)
- /shrug and think "it will be fine" no backup
- Get visual studio comunity edition.
- Try to install it....
- wait
- wait
- wait
- Install xamarin & android sdk from the installer.
- Fuck, it needs 8Gb+, and I don't have them available.
- Try to increase the hdd volume. The instructions are scary. And for windows hosts.
- cold sweat
- Share a folder with the guest OS.
- Can't install software there.
- Flip table
- Realize I don't want to have anything to do with a system that requires 30Gb+ of bloat to write a single hello world. That I cannot ever move from my hd because it doesn't survive in a vfat hd (that I have in this format ONLY to make it compatible with windows)
- Remove the whole crap.
- Go learn something useful and fun. It's not that there're no candidates (Rust, Clojure, Reverse Engineering, MachineLearning....)
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