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Could you update Windows compilation instructions?

A better way was found but it is compiled on Linux for Windows. This isn't practical for Windows users
as they would need Linux as well.

Unfortunately there is no good solution at this time for Windows users to compile from source..

I actually use the cross compile procedure on Ubuntu shell in Windows 10.
But it still does require some basic linux knowledge

This is something I could add to the procedure. I don't have Win10 so I can't try it myself.

You can actually download a copy of Windows 10 from microsoft for free.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

when installing, it will ask if you have an installation key or not. if not, it will still allow you to install and run.

Thanks, i'll give it a try in a VM.