In no way is this intended to start a flame, I just want the honest to God truth. I was in a discussion with one of my professors. We are learning assembly using the NASM environment and the book is geared towards 32-bit architecture. Oddly enough Windows is the primary OS in use and Linux is optional, so we are stuck in 16-bit. The comment came,"It is odd how there is resistance to switch to Linux because once these student get into the industry that is what they will be using." Now my professor has a clear bias against MS and also commented that NO ONE uses Visual Studio. Bloodshed's DevC++ is a Godsend for him though. He has been in the industry since the start and I respect his opinion. I was just curious what validity his statements hold.
-Mark