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But when it comes to actually coding, it's much less "easy" than on a MBP. Some people swear by powershell but I just did not jive with having to do that when e
by stcredzero 9y ago
But when it comes to actually coding, it's much less "easy" than on a MBP. Some people swear by powershell but I just did not jive with having to do that when everyone else is using bash - so I'm using WSL, which has... difficulties.
I tried that, then went back to using VirtualBox in seamless mode with Lubuntu. I was very disappointed. I'm still more productive on my 2012 Macbook Pro than I am on my 2017 Windows laptop.
- komali2 9y agoI've gone down that road as well, worked "ok" but as soon as the external monitor gets involved, forget about it.
- stcredzero 9y agoIf your development is terminal heavy, then you can have PuTTY on the other screen. It also works if you need to have a browser up as a part of your development. Where I get a bit tripped up, is if I need more than one screen for WebStorm or an application like that.
- stcredzero 9y agoLong after I posted my other reply, I discovered someone's solution to multiple monitors in VirtualBox!