Back when WSL was first released I tried getting my ruby environment set up using it, but at the time I still used a graphical text editor and getting it talkin

Back when WSL was first released I tried getting my ruby environment set up using it, but at the time I still used a graphical text editor and getting it talking to the Linux filesystem was too much of a bother. Nowadays I use vim so I gave it another chance a couple of weeks ago. Together with the new Windows Terminal app [1] it's been a great experience. I can run my editor and my code on Linux and then visit the webapp from the browser in the Windows environment. Note: There's also better support for talking to the Linux filesystem from Windows nowadays, but I've not needed it so I can't comment on how good it is. Scott Hanselman has a good blog post on getting it set up though [2]) [1] https://github.com/Microsoft/Terminal https://github.com/Microsoft/Terminal [2] https://www.hanselman.com/blog/RubyOnRailsOnWindowsIsNotJustPossibleItsFabulousUsingWSL2AndVSCode.aspx https://www.hanselman.com/blog/RubyOnRailsOnWindowsIsNotJust...