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Well with wsl2 I gave windows a go for my work dev environment. And so far emacs had been amazing via wsl2 and a x server. I should note I did modify the xserv
by mbrumlow 6y ago
Well with wsl2 I gave windows a go for my work dev environment. And so far emacs had been amazing via wsl2 and a x server.
I should note I did modify the xserver to allow me to toggle individual windows going fullsceen. And am running native emacs (which is blazing fast)
- dleslie 6y agoWSL2 + X server was my go-to for a few weeks, but then a rather large repo I access, with git-lfs, became corrupted due to WSL2 + NTFS bugs. They've been mentioned on HN before. Thereafter, every day or two the same bug would arise and I'd have to lose an hour or two recovering the repo. Just a week or so ago I switched back to WSL1, and I ssh into an RPi4 to access docker containers, using qemu and binfmt to execute x86 code slowly. Yah, it sucks. ;)