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I know this sounds completely crazy, but you could always run a Linux VM on your windows machine. I find this more convenient than trying to figure out how to
by moomin 16y ago
I know this sounds completely crazy, but you could always run a Linux VM on your windows machine. I find this more convenient than trying to figure out how to make things work on Windows some days.
Alternatively, if you're having trouble with the lein.bat, you could try lein.ps1. (https://gist.github.com/395038 https://gist.github.com/395038) I believe that lein.sh is meant to work pretty well on cygwin now, though.
- pchristensen 16y agoSeconded. I have separate Ubuntu VMs for each stack I'm working with. I just spin up the ones I'm working on at the moment and SSH into them.
- preek 16y agoAt work, I'm even doing it the other way around: Windows runs as a guest in Linux. Nothing get's done in Windows unless it's more work to do it in Linux. Interestingly, for me that's only two things: VPNs and Citrix Metaframe to connect to clients. That's it. I can't stress how much more productive you'll be. And we're a shop selling Windows software to Banks and bigger corporations.