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Except that it's not actually Linux, it's the Linux userland. Finally the year of GNU on the Desktop?
by Scarblac 9y ago
Except that it's not actually Linux, it's the Linux userland.
Finally the year of GNU on the Desktop?
- kalleboo 9y agoGNU/NT?
- nickjj 9y agoYep, but for most web / app development use cases that's really all you need. For me, I'm more interested in what I can do with the computer I purchased. WSL on Windows 10 gives me the ability to feel like I'm running both Windows and Linux together. If I could choose to run native Linux I would, but right now that's impossible because Linux alone isn't suitable for the programs I run.