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I personally prefer windows as well. But I haven't yet been able to find a setup for it where all my unix centric software works. For example, if I want to debu

I personally prefer windows as well. But I haven't yet been able to find a setup for it where all my unix centric software works. For example, if I want to debug in my IDE, I have to run it under WSL, since the project contains code that doesn't work on windows, and run an X-window server on Win10, which is flaky and means lots of manual setup.

jimnotgym 7y ago
If you use Code as your IDE you can use the WSL extension to debug inside WSL from Windows. I think automated Browser testing is the only thing I am seeing I would have to do from Windows