Jared Smith

I don't know where the infectious feelings I had towards WSL went.

I was going to say.

But I think they went with Windows out the door to some degree.

I'm such a wishy-washy operating system person.

I can't help it.

I'm a literal operating, I would say an OS hopper.

You're a hopper.

Not even a distro hopper.

You want to call it a sampler, but it's more of a hopper, I think.

Yeah, it kind of is, honestly.

You know, I just want to love Windows.

I just wish they would get it together.

You know, there's so much good stuff in there and just too much AI getting slapped around.

Anyways, WSL is really cool, though, for Windows.

Like, I think if you are, for some reason, you got to be in that world where, like, you have no choice because that's where your platform is, your applications are, your company's at, then, you know, it is what it is.

That's what you got to do.

I think WSL is the next best thing and super cool for that to be, like, embedded in Windows.

So, I mean, that, to me, is a technological feat that I love.

So if I had to be in Windows, I could only be there happily because of WSL.

Which didn't exist back when I switched away.