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I used it when I first got my current laptop because Linux couldn't work the video properly (it could either do 800x600 resolution stably, or do 4k and freeze e
by SwellJoe 9y ago
I used it when I first got my current laptop because Linux couldn't work the video properly (it could either do 800x600 resolution stably, or do 4k and freeze every few minutes). It was nice enough. I switched back to Linux as soon as the drivers got good enough and haven't looked back, but I was pleasantly surprised by how nice development has gotten on Windows in recent years. If I weren't building systems management tools that kinda need the system to be "real", I could see Windows+WSL being a great combo for people building multi-platform applications.