Same here, I'd switch instantly if the same programs could run on Linux.That's the reason why I haven't installed Linux as well. I like it, but not being able to run some of the games and softwares is a huge minus.
That's pretty much what everyone has suggested to me, but the thing is that I'm not huge fan of switching depending on what to use.Dual boot, my friends
Exactly this.That's pretty much what everyone has suggested to me, but the thing is that I'm not huge fan of switching depending on what to use.
Say I want to edit videos/photos and I use Vegas and Photoshop or any software that works on Windows. I see it silly having to switch OS to use them. Although I possibly could use Wine or something for those, but I hope you see my point.
Nope, it's an official Microsoft feature!Yeah, I've been using the bash on Windows as well, vastly superior than the Powershell.
Holy shit I had no idea, so I guess I don't need cygwin anymore?Nope, it's an official Microsoft feature!
BASH IS LOVE, BASH IS LIFE
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10
Correct! apt works, too!Holy shit I had no idea, so I guess I don't need cygwin anymore?
Don’t you mean “no potential”?Correct! apt works, too!
And it mounts your boot drive under /mnt/, so there's potential to mess up your windows from the bash.
No, I phrased that right. You can access all of Windows-land.Don’t you mean “no potential”?
rm -rf / --no-preserve-root
Or, if you have guts...
Bash:# [ $[ $RANDOM % 6 ] == 0 ] && rm -rf / --no-preserve-root || echo “You live”