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Git Bash integrated in VS Code works very well. For Rust/Go/Python/Javascript development, I've never had to rely on any workaround.

by linkdd 5y ago

qshaman 5y ago
for `helloworld` projects maybe, yeah, have you worked on a large Rust project? gitbash is not unix, nor a replacement. python, js, are interpreted languages, they will work anywhere their runtime is supported, have you tried setting up ENV variables in Windows? is a journey of clicks into config windows and options, and this is just an example. I would rather be in Unix, than just being able to play Fornite, and having to "filter my outgoing traffic", it seems too much work. I just want something that "works".
- dragonwriter 5y ago
  > have you tried setting up ENV variables in Windows? Its quite easy. > is a journey of clicks into config windows and option or in CMD.exe (e.g., via a .bat file) a simple call to setx. or in Powershell or Windows Powershell, [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable. This assumed you want to durably set variables associated with the machine or user; transitory settings can be done via set (CMD.exe) or $env:path (either powershell line).
- linkdd 5y ago
  > for `helloworld` projects maybe, yeah, have you worked on a large Rust project? No need to be condescending... Yes as a matter of fact, I have. Never ran into any problem with "cargo" nor "rustup". > have you tried setting up ENV variables in Windows? is a journey of clicks into config windows and options, and this is just an example. Git bash still have a .bashrc, I set my environment variables here just like I did on Linux. For production I use Docker. > I would rather be in Unix good for you > than just being able to play Fornite No need to be condescending... I'm not even playing on my WORK computer... > and having to "filter my outgoing traffic" I hope you still do it with your Linux OS because with the amount of "curl | sudo bash" there is out there, I would not trust it either. Where does it come from that only Windows is subject to telemetry/monitoring? Whenever you "sudo apt install" something you trust someone else. If you're paranoid enough to not trust Windows, why would you trust any third-party software even on Linux? > it seems too much work. I just want something that "works". My workflow works for me, I never tried to convince you like you try to convince me. Leave me be.

Git Bash integrated in VS Code works very well. For Rust/Go/Python/Javascript development, I've never had to rely on any workaround.

by linkdd 5y ago

Git Bash integrated in VS Code works very well. For Rust/Go/Python/Javascript development, I've never had to rely on any workaround.

qshaman 5y ago

for `helloworld` projects maybe, yeah, have you worked on a large Rust project? gitbash is not unix, nor a replacement. python, js, are interpreted languages, they will work anywhere their runtime is supported, have you tried setting up ENV variables in Windows? is a journey of clicks into config windows and options, and this is just an example. I would rather be in Unix, than just being able to play Fornite, and having to "filter my outgoing traffic", it seems too much work. I just want something that "works".

dragonwriter 5y ago
> have you tried setting up ENV variables in Windows? Its quite easy. > is a journey of clicks into config windows and option or in CMD.exe (e.g., via a .bat file) a simple call to setx. or in Powershell or Windows Powershell, [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable. This assumed you want to durably set variables associated with the machine or user; transitory settings can be done via set (CMD.exe) or $env:path (either powershell line).
linkdd 5y ago
> for `helloworld` projects maybe, yeah, have you worked on a large Rust project? No need to be condescending... Yes as a matter of fact, I have. Never ran into any problem with "cargo" nor "rustup". > have you tried setting up ENV variables in Windows? is a journey of clicks into config windows and options, and this is just an example. Git bash still have a .bashrc, I set my environment variables here just like I did on Linux. For production I use Docker. > I would rather be in Unix good for you > than just being able to play Fornite No need to be condescending... I'm not even playing on my WORK computer... > and having to "filter my outgoing traffic" I hope you still do it with your Linux OS because with the amount of "curl | sudo bash" there is out there, I would not trust it either. Where does it come from that only Windows is subject to telemetry/monitoring? Whenever you "sudo apt install" something you trust someone else. If you're paranoid enough to not trust Windows, why would you trust any third-party software even on Linux? > it seems too much work. I just want something that "works". My workflow works for me, I never tried to convince you like you try to convince me. Leave me be.