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I develop on a MacBook and on a Windows 10 desktop. (And, in the past, I've used Linux as my daily driver for more than a year, so I've tried all three of them)
by mastazi 6y ago
I develop on a MacBook and on a Windows 10 desktop. (And, in the past, I've used Linux as my daily driver for more than a year, so I've tried all three of them).
I have to say that WSL 2 + Windows Terminal + Powershell 7 are a pretty impressive combo, I'm really enjoying it. I've noticed performance improvements in WSL 2 compared to WSL 1 and I like having a full Linux distro under the hood, you can do things like installing that same package you use in production thanks to Aptitude, as opposed to relying on Homebrew. On Windows Terminal I can have Powershell 7 and WSL tabs side by side, and I'm able to use tools that I like the starship.rs prompt.
- unicornfinder 6y agoYup and in fact I'm genuinely finding that it's giving me less grief than developing on a Mac did.