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Because if there is something that you can do from an actual Linux install (VM or otherwise), and not WSL, then WSL is not a complete solution, and most devs wi
by caspper69 6y ago
Because if there is something that you can do from an actual Linux install (VM or otherwise), and not WSL, then WSL is not a complete solution, and most devs will see it as such, whether they have a pressing need to run gui apps or not. If it can't, then it's not real.
- pletnes 6y agoDefinitely. I was totally put off by wsl1 when I could apt install foo, but foo wouldn’t run because shim X was missing. For one, no haskell based apps was working in the beginning, full stop. I also had problems with git-lfs losing files somehow. I stopped using it as fast as I could hit ctrl-D.