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This is something else. And one thing I've noticed at Canonical especially. They seem to love to keyword match and have the flexibility of a slate. "Describe

This is something else. And one thing I've noticed at Canonical especially. They seem to love to keyword match and have the flexibility of a slate. "Describe your experience with WSL". What kind of BS question is that? If the person has already answered about Windows and Linux, why do you have this as a question? Do you also think JS programmers can't do typescript? "Describe your speaking experience at industry events" Loaded and exclusionary question.

Hallucinaut 5y ago
To be fair: because it's not Linux and it's not Windows and you'll wish it was either. The networking in particular is a monstrosity, there's interop which works okay sometimes then trips you up, there's no systemd, mounts like Google Drive Filestream disappear on you, it's kinda Hyper-V but kinda not... so yes I can see why they'd want to shortcut the process of hoping someone survives the mental anguish if learning this, if they already know both Linux and Windows.