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It uses a VM on Macs, it's usually slow and requires too much thinkering to get it to work decently. I gave up development with Linux tools on Macs, very annoyi
by petre 3y ago
It uses a VM on Macs, it's usually slow and requires too much thinkering to get it to work decently. I gave up development with Linux tools on Macs, very annoying and not worth the hassle. I think it even works better in Windows since WSL.
I'm using runit instead of pm2. Systemd should also do fine. It's over engineered.
- Kab1r 3y agoIronically WSL uses a VM as well
- petre 3y agoOf course it does, but at least it works quite decently. And you're running an actual distribution under it, so no hassles with MacPorts, Homebrew and other third party solutions for installing dependencies. If development on Snow Leopard was quite annoying, I can't imagine what it is now with the newer Apple sandboxes in place. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/compare-versions https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/compare-versio...