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2019-05-14
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Morning got a whole day of programming planned!
mogguh. Tried to get clj-kondo compiling to a Windows executable, but involves a lot of registry editing and stuff like this, so giving up for now
yep, just yesterday I installed Ubuntu on my brand new Windoze (and to be clear: 80% of my disk space is actually used by a bare-metal Ubuntu install)
I already tried this, but the GraalVM windows compiler needs Windows 7.1 SDK toolchain installed and you need to start it from a special Windows 7.1 SDK prompt. But to get that installed, you need to uninstall all C++ stuff and tweak some registry settings. It’s really annoying.
But if nobody uses windows to develop anymore, there is no need for a windows clj-kondo right?
> > just yesterday I installed Ubuntu on my brand new Windoze wait, so you can literally install ubuntu into windows nowadays ?
the new windows subsystem for linux (WSL2) comes with a real linux kernel, so should bring near native performance
@nmdrenard that’s what I tried, but see above https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C050VDRHW/p1557825606092300
Weren’t there serious IO performance issues with the windows subsystem for linux
what I heard on a podcast this morning was that WSL2 addresses just that kind of stuff, IO
cool!
@nmdrenard what podcast?
I hope the next RC of GraalVM doesn’t require this weird old Windows 7.1 SDK. Why did they even require it
well, they stopped doing emulation and went to virtualization in WSL2 right?
Didnt they used to have like a reversed wine :’)
You know what I mean, they implemented the linux APIs on top of the windows ones, which is like wine, but reversed.
@lmergen https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/ubuntu/9nblggh4msv6?activetab=pivot:overviewtab
I'm not gonna switch to Windows anytime soon, but it's definitely in a better place than where I left it
never say never 😉
i have a windows laptop out of necessity, this would be an excellent addition to that
well, embracing the (lin)u(ni)x command line tools is not a small thing in many ways. plus native windows containers. plus it actually feels like even Windows folks are increasingly using more explicit human readable files instead of the stupid registry. Plus the huge amount of OSS tooling for devs. Lots of pluses 🙂
Milestone reached: https://twitter.com/borkdude/status/1128352837510074374
