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I went from using a virtual machine to running rxvt-unicode under WSL with XMinGW as my X server and SSHing into a real-Linux virtual machine. If you don't need
by nonsince 10y ago
I went from using a virtual machine to running rxvt-unicode under WSL with XMinGW as my X server and SSHing into a real-Linux virtual machine. If you don't need Haskell (I do) you can probably get away without SSHing, most programs do work under WSL but Haskell's runtime requires a syscall that's unsupported.
As to why I don't use real Linux - at home, I do, but we have products in ASP.NET at work so that's not an option.
- Volundr 10y agoIt's not published yet, but they have implemented the required syscalls in the WSL repo now (https://github.com/Microsoft/BashOnWindows/issues/307 https://github.com/Microsoft/BashOnWindows/issues/307)