Does anyone have a decent setup? It all seems incredibly slow vs Docker on Linux. Compilation & testing & serving content. Perhaps it’s just Docker on Windows and there’s no escaping it. Perhaps I need to throw resources at the Docker Hyper-V VM… Would love to hear a success story…

Perhaps I need to throw resources at the Docker Hyper-V VM… The Hyper-V based docker brought nothing but trouble to my system, it often doenied to start because it had not enough memory available (it was configured to use 1GiB, which is the minimum; I had 6 GiB available at the moment of trying t…

I decided to ditch Docker for the time being, and run “natively” on WSL. 10 days into developing on Windows, and I must say I am really underwhelmed. Suspect Docker & Windows (i.e. WSL) share 50% of blame. But, I am prepared to give Windows time and a reasonable judgement. We’ll see…

I tried it. I tried really hard, but since there came the point were I had to set up the VM at office anyway for some native Linux hacking, I moved everything. Only thing I left on the host was steam… The funniest thing is, that I can work around nearly everything on windows and find my way to get …

[image] NobbZ: deadkeys… And the missing keyboard layer… Huh? What is be?

Pretty basically, after being pretty deep into Docker at one point, I find the VM they create on Docker for Windows to be literally the worst possible way of doing it. Like @NobbZ said, it’s a static memory allocation on a distro that supports Hyper-V dynamic memory allocation. But they also don’t …

On Windows AltGr + anything does nearly nothing. On linux there happens a lot, e.g. AltGr+. is …, while AltGr+v/b/n is „, “, ” respectively. Tick (´) and Backtick (`) (and other dead keys) appear once after I hit them twice on linux while they appear twice on windows. This is plain anoying to have …