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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: ...

This isn’t the first atempt to create a place to publicly store my ideas. Probably not the last as well. All I wanted was to use a domain of mine, and avoid paying recurrently for storage and processing for something that’s not going to be seen except for less than a dozen of people. I tried a lot of solutions in the past for static websites within github pages, such as Jekyll and Django. I also tried free solutions that after a while became pretty popular, but the main issue was to keep on publishing stuff. I guess that after around 10 years of regret of not keeping it up, here we are in a (hopefully) successful atempt. ...

This is a post about setting up this blog using Hugo and the PaperMod theme. Getting Started Here are the main steps to set up the blog: Install Hugo Configure PaperMod theme Customize settings Deploy to Netlify and GitHub Pages More technical details coming in future posts!