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I haven't used Windows since Windows 7 so I wanted to give it a try. So far it has been very positive. I added all of my dev tools, git repos inside WSL2 and I'
by mnmtanish 6y ago
I haven't used Windows since Windows 7 so I wanted to give it a try. So far it has been very positive. I added all of my dev tools, git repos inside WSL2 and I'm running some databases in Docker. On Windows side I only have Visual Studio Code.
Things I miss:
- Some native apps for Mac (iTerm2, etc.)
- Some keyboard shortcuts
- adsjhdashkj 6y agoHow does VSC integrate with the linux side? (or any program like Visual Studio. Ie custom Terminal emulators like Alacritty) Eg on a native system (Linux/Mac), a lot of editors launch subprocesses like Language Server Protocol Servers which would expect to be in the context of Linux. But the Visual Studio Code instance is running in.. windows, right? Same goes for Alacritty - i'd want the executable GUI to be running, but to run within the context of Linux. How does that work for you?
- kohlerm 6y agoBoth work fine with WSL2 There's special support for VS code for WSL. E.g. using the editor on windows for development within WSL is pretty seamless.