It's as fast as a VM if not faster, but with the Windows integration, there is a lot of cool stuff you can do that you can't do with a VM.
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It's as fast as a VM if not faster, but with the Windows integration, there is a lot of cool stuff you can do that you can't do with a VM.
I agree with that... but for me still a play toy to support their agenda.
They need to complete the integration so that Windows users give it a try.
I like it... but due to the way things are... would not build an infrastructure based on it yet. But definitely worth to experiment with.
Have you seen the integration they have done within Windows, it is quite slick.
Full native explorer integration and file system allow you to do some really seamless productivity. Especially when you start using VS Code.
Yeap... that's basically Cygwin =) Same thing to me.
I am not against it... and forgive me if I did not make the right impression, it looks good... but because I know what's bellow... I am basically "bahhh" still...
Probably going to be very nice for 90% of people. But as UNIX Engineer... I find this not yet ready for enterprise-level stuff...
For development and people wanting to do experiments... 100% there! For security and business infrastructures? Nahhhh... not yet.