Re: Any way to make coding on MacOS non-painful?
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If you don't know: windows+x, i for powershell, Windows+x, a for administrator powershell.
powershell isn't the best thing in the history of things but it's at least okay, and it works as well as any other terminal.
Additionally install WSL from the store and you can type bash from any shell to get bash open to your current directory (yes, it can access windows files).
There's a lot of stuff you can do across all of that, it's just kind of not super easy to find docs. And of course if you already know linux you know WSl except it can magically read your Windows files.
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