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Use rufus to burn a linux iso and install over the top. No more windows. Really need something? Run it in wine. Break away from Microsofts abusive ecosystem.
by arminiusreturns 7y ago
Use rufus to burn a linux iso and install over the top. No more windows. Really need something? Run it in wine.
Break away from Microsofts abusive ecosystem.
- MeltySmelty 7y agono thanks. not worth the headache.
- gambiting 7y agoVisual Studio doesn't run in Wine as far as I know.
- ta999999171 7y agoVSCode is cross platform, what does Visual Studio do that it can't?
- deadcat 7y agoIf you are writing .net core sure. Otherwise you are going to hit issues building and debugging. Why you would be attempting that outside of a Windows VM, I'm not sure.
- recursive 7y agoJust because I have no reason to run a VM. VS runs fine outside a VM.
- gambiting 7y agoWe build games for PS4 and Xbox One, as far as I know neither SDK has integrations for VS Code. Can you do assembly view and memory editing in VS Code by the way? I honestly don't know.
- nullvoxpopuli 7y agoVS Code isn't an IDE, as much as people want it to be
- ta999999171 7y ago> what does Visual Studio do that it can't? This wasn't argumentative, this was a genuine question - could you shed some light?
- wayneftw 7y agoYes it is. IDE = integrated development environment. It has integrated git. It has integrated debuggers. It has integrated database tools. It has integration on tap, with extensions.
- m-p-3 7y agoIf you're a gamer who relies on multiplayer, some anticheats (ie: EAC) makes this an impossibility.
- colejohnson66 7y agoI use Linux as my main box, and Wine doesn’t really cut it. I don’t like having to mess with winetricks to get programs to work, and even then, some (like Visual Studio) still don’t work. If I could just run an exe and Wine would detect what winetricks I need and install them then, that’d be great. (No, I can’t just install them all as I like to use different prefixes for each program)