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I have not. I use Sublime on the Windows side; in those cases where I have issues like linting I'm just doing it via the Windows equivalent (I'm not working wi

I have not. I use Sublime on the Windows side; in those cases where I have issues like linting I'm just doing it via the Windows equivalent (I'm not working with Python) and having a different source for linting vs. some of the runtime environment hasn't been a problem for me... though I could see where you'd want something more apples = apples. For myself, an xserver is probably more overhead than I'd want to take on... I'd just drop WSL and go back to my VM at that point (different pain points, but simpler pain points).

nickjj 10y ago
That's unfortunate. Having to "double install" things like that is very inconvenient. Yep, I use a VM now (a seamlessly integrated one with vmware) but sadly vmware support for Unity mode Linux guests has been dropped and VirtualBox has too many problems to consider using. Was hoping to eventually change to Windows 10 but it's sounding like I might as well stick with what I have now, despite the bugs and being stuck with a ~4 year old Linux distro because nothing else works. If Windows can solve the problem of running GUI Linux apps through it, I'd be the happiest developer ever.