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>I don't like PowerShell, it is too verbose. alias >Intel Graphics drivers has a lot of bugs They suck everywhere. I've had nothing but problems with HD4
by throwaway8941 7y ago
>I don't like PowerShell, it is too verbose.
alias
>Intel Graphics drivers has a lot of bugs
They suck everywhere. I've had nothing but problems with HD4600 on Linux. Frequent video player crashes, kernel lockups, glitches, the whole shebang.
>- ClearType has been improved but Linux ... font aliasing is a lot better.
I have the opposite experience. Depends on your display I guess.
>I would like to remove the task bar
You can remove it. I don't use and don't see it on Win10.
>- NTFS is getting old and it is very slow if you have a lot of small files.
It's not NTFS. NTFS by itself is plenty fast.
https://github.com/Microsoft/WSL/issues/873#issuecomment-425272829 https://github.com/Microsoft/WSL/issues/873#issuecomment-425...
- crispinb 7y ago> You can remove it. I don't use and don't see it on Win10. Not the parent - but a question on this. I was using Win10 as my main OS 'till quite recently. I always had the task bar on autohide, but was frequently annoyed by it popping up (when icons for running apps flash). I tried a few registry hacks but nothing ever worked. For unrelated reasons I'm back on Linux now, but am still curious to see if there's a solution to this.
- GordonS 7y agoI agree on the graphics drivers - you can't really hold that against Windows itself! IME I've had a lot of issues with Intel, AMD and NVidia drivers, on both Windows and Linux.
- nickcox 7y ago> alias Right. And it ships with sensible aliases for pretty much everything right out of the box as well as excellent completion. Don't really get the 'too verbose' argument at all.
- fortran77 7y agoIt's probably just too advanced for him. I love PowerShell and use it on Linux, too.