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by pacoverdi
1230 days ago
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> I really doubt that WSL2 will be at native speed with the Linux file system I had the same doubts, but when I finally took the time to install it, I found
out that I was wrong. One Java program that I use, which is very heavy
on the filesystem and slow like hell under Windows it a LOT faster under WSL2. As Java profiler support is poor on Windows, I now use WSL2 to run async-profiler
sessions and get results as accurate as on native Linux. EDIT to add: you really have to run things fully in the WSL2 filesystem, be it for compiling
or using a program. The performance is awful if you run WSL2 processes under the Windows
filesystem. |
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