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I've been using it every single day since it was announced. It's pretty nice. There are compatibility issues with some programs (mainly networking and a couple

I've been using it every single day since it was announced. It's pretty nice. There are compatibility issues with some programs (mainly networking and a couple weird syscalls), but for 90+% of things, I've had no issues.

azinman2 9y ago
Why not just run Linux? Or use a Mac?
- shpongled 9y ago
  I run Linux at home on a laptop (arch), and had been dual booting my desktop for a while. Games, easy access to Office, and software compatibility issues for work software limit me primarily to windows. Plus I've been using Windows since '95. And with WSL, I don't need to dual boot anymore. Never used a Mac, and never will. Don't see the point, everything is ridiculously overpriced. I build my own PC's
  - sumedh 9y ago
    > Never used a Mac, and never will. Don't see the point Try the Mac trackpad, I think you will love it.
- jaxn 9y ago
  My main project is Ruby, but have a small (mission critical) app that is WinForms .Net. Developing with VisualStudio (not VS Code) inside a VM on a Mac is terrible. This is way better.
- jaxn 9y ago
  My main project is Ruby, but have a small (mission critical) app that is WinForms .Net. Developing with VisualStudio (not VS Code) inside a VM on a Mac is terrible. This is way better.