holy shit running vscode dev containers from Windows file systems is slow. Maybe they should like, warn you that you're in for a world of pain if you try?
@noiob
dear microsoft windows user,
we know that the world of pain is your natural habitat, but please be aware that the docker system was built to run on a decent operating system and will inflict everlasting burning scars on your poor existence.
all the best
-team docker
@overflo gee I wonder why everyone thinks Linux users are pretentious assholes
@noiob
i really dont know :(
and i think what you are reffering to as “linux" means the GNU operating system with a linux kernel.
GNU/Linux.
@overflo what if I run alpine
@noiob alpine is still using the GNU fiesystem structure and some services.
right?
( not a shitpost )
@overflo "GNU filesystem structure", do you think RMS invented Unix?
also you might wanna read up on your instance's rules, specifically the "Best practices" section
@noiob i will find the way
out myself, thank you very much.
@overflo oh I might still block you, haven't decided yet
@noiob
no you wont.
you can handle the snark and tell the difference between a little online trolling fun and actual harrasment.
but maybe you cant so lets be clear: sorry, i never ment to hurt you.
copying the files over to WSL worked. I just spawn a remote vscode session from WSL (just type
code, it's really that simple) and then launch the dev container from there