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I’ve always solved this issue by keeping windows on one drive and linux on another. It does have an upfront cost, but keeping my dev work / linux environment se
by nijaru 6y ago
I’ve always solved this issue by keeping windows on one drive and linux on another. It does have an upfront cost, but keeping my dev work / linux environment setup has always worked well for me. Lately I’ve thought of trying WSL, but I don’t see any real benefit over my current setup
- kalium-xyz 6y agoIMHO dedicated environments encourage mindsets specific to those environments thus make you more productive. Would not switch to not having them.