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If you can, great. For a lot of us Windows is a reality we've made our peace with so having WSL is great. And tbh, W10 has been basically rock solid for me.
by zwieback 7y ago
If you can, great. For a lot of us Windows is a reality we've made our peace with so having WSL is great. And tbh, W10 has been basically rock solid for me.
- Nullabillity 7y agoThat's a self-fulfilling prophecy...
- leadingthenet 7y agoHow is it a reality that you HAVE to make peace with? I've been interviewing a lot lately, and the vast, vast majority of workplaces have no problem with me running Linux as my daily driver. Most even offer Macs.
- zwieback 7y agoIf you use ME or EE CAD apps or do anything in the space of measurement, controls and automation Windows is pretty much a given.
- jojo2000 7y agoI can relate to your pain. At a previous position we had special windows workstations to deal with all of windows-specific software, and all of our personal workstations were using linux. Now that I manage teams, I don't care about what OS people use. The more productive they are the better. The only dev (over 15 people) that used windows told me after a few months he regretted keeping windows on his machine !