How is this relevant to this conversation?
The author replied with the same effort as the person who reported the issue. You kinda need to do this as a maintainer if you don't want to drawn under low quality reports and burn all your energy. I'm sure lucasjinreal would have gotten a kinder answer if they took time to phrase their issue ("demand", at this point, also misguided) nicely.
I agree that the person posting the issue wasn't really doing it in a diplomatic way, but in the end, the result is the same. I think it's disingenuous to actively advertise something as cross-platform, without even specifying which platforms are actually supported (even if yes, technically it's cross-platform)
The first line of the README (ok, second line if you include the title) is "See the kitty website" with a link, and on the site the top menu has a "cross platform" entry which then lists "Linux, MacOS, Various BSDs".
It seems like a stretch to classify that as disingenuous.
It's actually easier to just check the releases for prebuilt windows binaries. I think that's telling.
If you start from the github source code repo, instead of starting from the official website.
I guess.
If you're determined to be disappointed, I suppose you'll find a way. Whatever.