A year ago, I tried WSL because I have fairly low RAM (so VM's a bit.... :/) and dual booting kinda cornuted my windows once, so no go there. Ngl I love WSL WAYYYYY MORE. It's amazing. Thank you WSL team :)
I have an issue with WSL. I installed anaconda, it activates the (base) environment. But if I create a new env and try to change to it with "activate test" it stays at (base) and doesnt change the env
I open vs code from an Ubuntu terminal but my file paths are \\wsl$\Ununtu\home\. I expected to see Linux paths. Is there a config step I’m missing or is this strictly a windows 11 thing?
Isolation of the environment (In this demo I didn't have tensorflow installed on my Linux distro) and ability to run the code anywhere (I threw the container up to Azure and did my heavy training there) are the main ones for me!
Good catch! That was me messing around with transferring files to and from a VM. Luckily this project directory (and its private key) aren't uploaded anywhere :)
A year ago, I tried WSL because I have fairly low RAM (so VM's a bit.... :/) and dual booting kinda cornuted my windows once, so no go there. Ngl I love WSL WAYYYYY MORE. It's amazing. Thank you WSL team :)
wsl is the goat, I absolute love it!
I have an issue with WSL. I installed anaconda, it activates the (base) environment. But if I create a new env and try to change to it with "activate test" it stays at (base) and doesnt change the env
Unfortunately, when your open the terminal in VSCode, it's still PowerShell. Navigating multiple drives in WSL to find your repos is also a pain.
Thanks - that was great.
Can we also look forward to a session on Visual Studio 2019 / 2022 with Linux C++ development with WSL?
Why use WSL instead coding on Windows? There is any benefits? I tried here using Intellij + Java openjdk on WSL2, but the performance is ugly.
Really nice demo
Is the code used in this available anywhere?
I open vs code from an Ubuntu terminal but my file paths are \\wsl$\Ununtu\home\.
I expected to see Linux paths. Is there a config step I’m missing or is this strictly a windows 11 thing?
Try getting the remote - wsl extension from the extension marketplace and following the guide in the description that starts with aka . ms
When is WSLg comming?
does this work with pytorch gpu? or just with tensorflow-directml ?
Should work as far as i read, but i'm stil figuring out how to connect wsl with visual studio...
When I run the "code ." command, I get a command 'code' not found error.
Do you already have vs code installed?
What are real benefits using dev containers instead of normal development in wsl?
Isolation of the environment (In this demo I didn't have tensorflow installed on my Linux distro) and ability to run the code anywhere (I threw the container up to Azure and did my heavy training there) are the main ones for me!
nice, waiting for the w10 update :D
Someone please help. How did he opened multiple prompts in same window @ 2:57 ?
He actually used windows terminal app. It is available on Microsoft store.
@@poojanpandya8864 Thank you
Windows 11 build 22136
Why is there an id_rsa (private key file) in your directory?
Good catch! That was me messing around with transferring files to and from a VM. Luckily this project directory (and its private key) aren't uploaded anywhere :)
@@craigloewen8379 lol. I did see a "U" next to it so all good :)
Why not just use linux?