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(DIR) Post #420559 by ale@mastodon.sergal.org
2018-10-07T22:35:32Z
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bash doesn't kill the processes running in it when you hit closeso i have to Ctrl+C and then close the windowi do not like bash
(DIR) Post #420574 by ale@mastodon.sergal.org
2018-10-07T22:36:19Z
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more speciifcally MINGW
(DIR) Post #420600 by orekix@pl.smuglo.li
2018-10-07T22:37:36.864640Z
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@ale >expecting GNU/kWindows to be usable
(DIR) Post #420601 by c0de@furry.engineer
2018-10-07T22:37:55Z
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@ale This could be a limitation of your terminal emulator. I've had great success with ConEmu (https://conemu.github.io) based terminals on Windows when not using the WSL
(DIR) Post #420632 by trashyfins@chomp.life
2018-10-07T22:39:52Z
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@alemaybe that is just a mingw thing bc it closes things running (in the foreground, that is) if you close the [console] window afaict
(DIR) Post #420642 by ale@mastodon.sergal.org
2018-10-07T22:40:18Z
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@c0de meh i don't really care all that much it's just a minor inconvenienceI switch a lot between the vs code integrated terminal (git-bash), MINGW, and cmdsometimes MINGW doesn't output lines and it bothers me so i go to cmd
(DIR) Post #420650 by ben@pleroma.tilde.zone
2018-10-07T22:40:18.673425Z
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@ale that's not bash's fault. that's your terminal emulator.
(DIR) Post #420651 by ale@mastodon.sergal.org
2018-10-07T22:40:51Z
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(DIR) Post #420697 by c0de@furry.engineer
2018-10-07T22:43:15Z
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@ale I've recently taken to using git via a Debian prompt direct via WSL because I was a bit annoyed at how MINGW was behaving. It works great for my uses! The only thing that really took getting used to was that you have to right click to copy/paste
(DIR) Post #420732 by ale@mastodon.sergal.org
2018-10-07T22:45:12Z
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@c0de WSL is really neat tho I can't really afford installing it since my tablet-laptop only has 64GB of internal storage, and WSL linux distros need to be installed internallyalso Windows can't install universal apps on the SD card since it has bitlocker encryption 🙃
(DIR) Post #420781 by c0de@furry.engineer
2018-10-07T22:47:53Z
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@ale Look into Arch on WSL, it's like the most minimal type of install. You have full control over every package that gets installed, and depending on setup, you could definitely get that less than 100MBThough it depends on how much time you'd want to invest to have a custom configuration XD
(DIR) Post #420799 by ale@mastodon.sergal.org
2018-10-07T22:48:32Z
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@c0de but it's arch :drake_dislike:
(DIR) Post #420850 by c0de@furry.engineer
2018-10-07T22:49:53Z
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@ale wow gonna turn down the heat on that grill 😂 I run arch (Manjaro technically) and it's pretty slick
(DIR) Post #420940 by orekix@pl.smuglo.li
2018-10-07T22:53:51.752652Z
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@c0de @ale the installation for debian and arch under GNU/kWindows is pretty much the same, both pretty barebones, just a matter of which repos you like more