It's nice and what I use day-in/day-out... WSL on Surface Book. The first iterations were a bit dodgy in my experience, but it's shaken out nicely. The only r

It's nice and what I use day-in/day-out... WSL on Surface Book. The first iterations were a bit dodgy in my experience, but it's shaken out nicely. The only real, very nearly show stopper for me is that the console still stinks. That's not to say that Microsoft hasn't been working on it and making progress... but it's not as quality an experience as you'd have using one the Linux terminal programs in a GUI. I find emacs with not a whole lot of custom key mapping to be especially annoying; I swear sometimes that half the key bindings I want to use in org-mode are mapped first as short-cuts to the Windows console program itself.