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Out of interest what does Windows 10 with WSL not give you?

• kranner 8y ago
  Not GP, but iOS development is the biggest reason I can't switch.
• e1ven 8y ago
  At the last three jobs I've had Windows machines weren't allowed, only Mac or Linux. The tooling/infrastructure wasn't in place to support Windows machines in our corporate environment, and internal IT didn't know how to use them.
• ibdf 8y ago
  The terminal and all tools that are built for it. After enabling WSL, my computer performance went down a whole lot. File permissions issues between the two systems were constant, and I typically spent more time troubleshooting things than actually doing work. I think I wouldn't mind having a Windows as a personal PC, but not as my work computer. When I'm at work I just want to get work done and not troubleshoot the operating system.
  • eropple 8y ago
    To be honest - if you don't require Adobe or Xcode, I've had great luck moving almost full-time to Fedora. I still have a Mac...but it's pretty much only for Logic Pro X.