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I remember when I bought my XPS13 a year ago, to work while I traveled, I found that even with WSL, it was painful to get my toolchain working on windows (mostl
by jdmg94 7y ago
I remember when I bought my XPS13 a year ago, to work while I traveled, I found that even with WSL, it was painful to get my toolchain working on windows (mostly unix based tools) I ended up putting ubuntu (and currently popOS) and never looking back.
- a_imho 7y agoHad the same experience, I was forced to use Windows for a while, it was all so cumbersome. Tooling does not work, permission errors, wsl <-> host system copy errors, line ending errors, docker errors, character escaping errors, especially quotes and double quotes, PATH errors. The list goes on and on and on. Also, if there are are no hard requirements for Windows such as most webdev why would anyone use WSL instead of the real thing? Especially if the deployment platform is Linux, makes no sense for me.