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VSCode with remote ssh is the main reason I'm not on Linux anymore. I always liked Windows more for everyday use (I know that's a rather unpopular opinion here)

by dx034 4y ago

VSCode with remote ssh is the main reason I'm not on Linux anymore. I always liked Windows more for everyday use (I know that's a rather unpopular opinion here) but needed Linux for development work. With remote SSH it feels like I'm developing on Linux (I use a small VM for that) without having to change my OS. Plus, it makes switching between machines much easier.

the_only_law 4y ago
> VSCode with remote ssh is the main reason I'm not on Linux anymore. WSL mostly did it for me. I can go from playing games on the platform that’s received the most attention (which is nice when a Linux port is broken or for some reason doesn’t play nice with proton) to programming and hacking in a familiar environment. The exception is when I’m screwing with Linux specific hardware, as WSL doesn’t have USB or PCIe pass through afaik.