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I just might switch to linux instead.

• themodelplumber 5y ago
  You can always fall back on the Linux Subsystem for Windows GUI, aka WINE/DOSBox/VMW/VBX/QEMU, with varying levels of integration/fiddle/config.
  • kaladin-jasnah 5y ago
    Varying levels of integration, with fiddling being required less and less (eg. Proton), and with a nuch higher level of privacy. Also, I don't want my computer to feel like a billboard for Candy Crush Saga.
    • themodelplumber 5y ago
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• speed_spread 5y ago
  Most corporate PC users do not have that option. WSL solves that.
  • smackeyacky 5y ago
    This is the most plausible explanation. Since most of the newer dev frameworks use very unix like CLI, windows as a dev operating system was feeling very left out. VSCode made this painfully obvious. Most corporates would just offer you a mac instead. WSLg is pretty cool, but if you have a choice, running ubuntu or debian is better, with emulation for whatever windows legacy stuff you need to support.
    • pjmlp 5y ago
      What dev frameworks? The ones I use, work perfectly fine in Visual Studio and Eclipse, and Powershell does the rest.