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They use VSCode, but they use it on Linux or OSX.
by xenospn 8y ago
They use VSCode, but they use it on Linux or OSX.
- Daegalus 8y agoI've switched back to Windows 10 with WSL running Ubuntu 18.04 in it. Works well and gives me pretty great integrations.
- dilap 8y agoI was playing around with this recently. I found myself really missing (1) homebrew (2) a decent terminal (I tried a bunch...) and (3) good trackpad drivers. Not huge things, but enough to make switching feel unappealing. (There are a few things similar to homebrew, but none seemed to have gained enough attraction to cover basically anything you could want, the way homebrew does.)
- leetrout 8y agoI keep trying and I keep going back to Mac or VMWare workstation and running the full Linux kernel for "proper" docker. WSL is great and I'm learning to like cmder but I really miss iterm.
- jaxn 8y agoI also switched to Win 10 from Mac (and Linux before that). My Surface Book has a faulty battery and I am using an MBP when I'm not at the office. I not sure I will stick with Win 10 on my next computer, but I am sure I'm not going back to OSX. WSL isn't perfect, but it feel more open and more linux-like to me than OSX. Maybe a Pixel Book,maybe straight Linux.
- alexeldeib 8y agoI gave the HyperV enhanced sessions a shot. It's pretty nice. Full VM with copy paste, smooth mouse navigation, properly sized windows, high res.
- Hydraulix989 8y agoThe point being that Microsoft is no longer the desktop operating system company of yesteryear.