This is how our industry goes to crap. Repeatedly pruning things that 90% of the current userbase doesn't use over time give you a thoroughly useless product. I mean, do it 7 times, and you've already lost 50% of your audience. If you target 80% cutoff, you're down to 20% of the users now.
I personally do want it from WSL. Hell, 90% of my use of WSL is like this - I run Emacs on my work machine under WSL, where it feels at home. I use it to drive Windows-side cmake and Visual Studio compiler, piping output back to Emacs. Because I can, it works, and it's a much nicer working experience than any app could give me.
I personally do want it from WSL. Hell, 90% of my use of WSL is like this - I run Emacs on my work machine under WSL, where it feels at home. I use it to drive Windows-side cmake and Visual Studio compiler, piping output back to Emacs. Because I can, it works, and it's a much nicer working experience than any app could give me.