Bash on Windows has made working in Windows so much better. I mean if you have no computer and your build one the Linux is the way to go. There are 2 issues that keeps windows around for me.
1) Hidpi support is not there yet
2) driver firmware updates cannot be done in Linux.
This is something that every Linux user will need to deal, one day or another, it's the way that the kernel/OS is built upon. But remember, it's all for your own safety.
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Bash on Windows has made working in Windows so much better. I mean if you have no computer and your build one the Linux is the way to go. There are 2 issues that keeps windows around for me.
1) Hidpi support is not there yet
2) driver firmware updates cannot be done in Linux.
The Linux Filesystem Susystem on Windows 10 is really useful :)
The one pain in the arse, is I run into permission issues alot. But it may be user error so oh well
This is something that every Linux user will need to deal, one day or another, it's the way that the kernel/OS is built upon. But remember, it's all for your own safety.