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You mean the metric hog that can only be turned off with a recompile? No, thanks. Wsl, the barely usable product with breaking bugs, such as simple disk io, un
by 0xedd 5y ago
You mean the metric hog that can only be turned off with a recompile? No, thanks.
Wsl, the barely usable product with breaking bugs, such as simple disk io, until wsl2 came to improve _some_ of the features? Nah.
The most detrimental change to IT, containers, still depends on hyper-v for networking in the latest version and can only build for the same kernel.
Cheap PR for garbage products to try and push PC monopoly.
- pmontra 5y agoThey have been extremely successful with VSCode. I keep using emacs but nearly everybody I work with switched to VSCode. It even happened that a guy told me on a call "why doesn't your VSCode show [something]?" "Because emacs can show that but I don't care so I didn't install the package." And yes, the people using Windows and deploying to Linux use WSL2 now instead of WSL. They used to run a Linux VM or dual boot. Another success for Microsoft. WSL2 can also run GUI applications. They'll end up controlling the Linux desktop.