Why I Ditched WSL for MINGW64 — And the Tale of .bashrc
Why I Ditched WSL for MINGW64 — And the Tale of .bashrc For years, Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) has been the go-to solution for many Windows users wanting a Linux shell experience. But for me? WSL was never quite the right fit. Why Not WSL? I don’t dislike WSL because it’s “not Linux enough” — it’s quite robust for many tasks. My main gripe is that I want to use the standard shell environment I’m comfortable with, without juggling multiple distros or dealing with some WSL quirks. I want: ...