Re:WSL2 corrupting Git repositories and shell history
by larrik on Saturday January 02, 2021 @11:36AM
(#25613945)
The web version of Outlook has come a long way, and in my opinion has become the superior product (for my use cases, at least).
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Re:WSL2 corrupting Git repositories and shell history
by thethimble on Saturday January 02, 2021 @11:55AM
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You’re also missing Adobe products as well as most games.
Using Linux without a reboot is an incredible convenience. Glossing over the value of proprietary software that only runs on Windows is narrow minded.
Re:WSL2 corrupting Git repositories and shell history
by larrik on Saturday January 02, 2021 @03:41PM
(#25616312)
My comment was really only about Outlook itself (using the web vs the desktop version, I prefer the web version).
that said, I hate Adobe products with a passion. When I build identical computers for my wife and I, the moment I install the Abode shit on hers, it becomes noticeably slower at everything. I don't truly understand it.
Re:WSL2 corrupting Git repositories and shell history
by Zardoz84 on Sunday January 03, 2021 @06:53PM
(#25626463)
few games, not most games.
Re:WSL2 corrupting Git repositories and shell history
by chrisandchris on Saturday January 02, 2021 @12:20PM
(#25614349)
The web version does work until you need to sign into more than 2 accounts per day (1 in regular, 1 in private). If you need more than 2 accounts, it does not work anymore.
Edit: it does work, but it will sign you out from all M365 services which requires a lot of logins for nothing.
Re:WSL2 corrupting Git repositories and shell history
by dlgeek on Saturday January 02, 2021 @12:53PM
(#25614679)
Firefox container tabs are great for this sort of thing.
Re:WSL2 corrupting Git repositories and shell history
by aksss on Sunday January 03, 2021 @03:44PM
(#25625053)
FF containers are great. Edge profiles do basically the same thing as well.
Re:WSL2 corrupting Git repositories and shell history
by magicalhippo on Saturday January 02, 2021 @12:31PM
(#25614440)
Couldn't you just use Firefox Containers for that? Seems to work fine for Google stuff.