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I've got Manjaro XFCE on multiple workstations for almost 2 years now. Setting up a new Manjaro workstation is far less annoying than setting up Windows 10. I j
by wayneftw 7y ago
I've got Manjaro XFCE on multiple workstations for almost 2 years now. Setting up a new Manjaro workstation is far less annoying than setting up Windows 10. I just did a comparison the other day because I needed to work on a SQL Server project that requires the use of Visual Studio + SQL Server Development Tools (SSDT).
On Windows 10 Pro - ssh didn't even work correctly in Git Bash after I ran ssh-keygen. I could only git clone from a cmd prompt.
The only 2 things I kinda miss from Windows are TortoiseGit and SSDT. Luckily, I don't really need them most of the time.
(Before Manjaro I used Windows since version 3 and I only used Linux for server since Red Hat 4 or 5. A couple of years ago I couldn't have imagined using a Linux desktop but now everything I do is just better on Linux.)
- jsmith99 7y agoGit Bash is nothing to do with WSL.
- DeathArrow 7y agoReinstall Git properly. I use it every day on Windows with no issues.
- rbanffy 7y ago> Setting up a new Manjaro workstation is far less annoying than setting up Windows 10 Pretty much true for any Linux distro. Also much easier to fix when something goes wrong (which is increasingly rare unless self-inflicted). And Gnome is an unbelievably polished environment (if not very customizable) Hypothetical scenario - new Dell laptop refuses to connect to your home Wifi. Linux laptop does that flawlessly, same laptop connects when booted to a Linux live USB stick. Where do you look? Standard control panel? Driver-specific panel? Dell's panel? System logs?