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It's not awkward at all. I use cmder that is using Linux subsystem beneath it. For example: - apt-get install php - php -S localhost:8081 - Launch Chrome on
by romanovcode 10y ago
It's not awkward at all. I use cmder that is using Linux subsystem beneath it.
For example:
- apt-get install php
- php -S localhost:8081
- Launch Chrome on Windows, go to localhost:8081 (it works)
There is zero awkwardness or extra configuration there. Only problem is that some things do not work properly yet (because still beta). For example `go get github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3` will not work because of some ?gcc? compilation issue. But it's getting fixed on next release.