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using mutagen as a workaround for the Windows WSL I/O slowness. great and rock solid tool.
by kyriakos 5y ago
using mutagen as a workaround for the Windows WSL I/O slowness. great and rock solid tool.
- dboreham 5y agoAnother workaround is to use WSL2.
- pineconewarrior 5y agoYou can still get improvements in some scenarios with mutagen on WSL2
- kyriakos 5y agoI am using WSL2 - issue exists on both versions.
- bliteben 5y agoits not that bad if you use the native filesystem, although then you have to actually get your files into the native filesystem
- kyriakos 5y agoUsing IDE in Windows and execution in wsl2. So IDE has files on Windows file system and use mutagen to keep them in sync with wsl2 file system via ssh. It's actually instant, only downside is duplication but thats a small price to pay.