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Have you tried the Windows Subsystem for Linux? You might be able to get by without a separate Linux install. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Subsystem_f

Have you tried the Windows Subsystem for Linux? You might be able to get by without a separate Linux install. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Subsystem_for_Linux

Certhas 10y ago
Not yet, but I'm following it closely. Currently I don't have a Windows install on any of my work machines, so it's something I will evaluate when I update computers next.
slantyyz 10y ago
>> Have you tried the Windows Subsystem for Linux? You might be able to get by without a separate Linux install. I have been meaning to Subsystem for Linux that since they announced it, but Cmder (Conemu) has been so working well for me that I have gotten too complacent to even try it. Cmder was the one thing for me when I switched to Mac that truly made the transition painless -- I thought I would hate not having OSX Terminal. I don't do super advanced unix shell stuff, and it was just perfect.
- phaed 10y ago
  You can run WSL inside Conemu.
  - slantyyz 10y ago
    Yes, but Conemu already provides access to a lot of unix-y tools. If your needs are already being met, it's sometimes hard to make time to play with something that does the same.
hermitdev 10y ago
I've been using it since it was available on the insider fast ring. It works pretty well for command-line use. If you need X at all, you're probably SOL. I've been doing mostly C++ & Python development. I've run into a couple of issues around networking and a couple of UI issues. The UI issues have been fixed after I reported an issue on GitHub. All in all, it's been a fairing great experience, and the developers have been very responsive to issues reported on GitHub.