#Using git bash on mac install
sudo apt-get remove command-not-found - to remove the helpful, but really not helpful, way in which what ostensibly is a command not found message turns into one that suggests you install a package.This is just my own preferences there’s nothing that’s terribly interesting here Once we have WSL installed which I always do via I often don’t even bother trying to access the Windows store you never know when you’re going to trigger those corporate for your own safety this is disabled warnings… Get rid of various Ubuntu annoyances.
Sadly scoop hasn’t persuaded me that powershell is my goto shell. I also like a bit of Windows subsystem for Linux so I have the choice of either installing my tools via scoop.sh or sudo apt-get. Scripts have always been bash, which means that I need to be able to run bash on my Windows systems a long time ago it was Cygwin, but I found I didn’t need many of the features that it provided so I ended up using the bash that’s provided by Git for Windows I have found that I need rsync to be available to make vagrant provision machines properly. I’m one of those odd people who happens to use all 3 major platforms actively for development. I try to be consistent in my development environments since they are spread across a number of platform: Windows, Linux and latterly Mac because McAfee sucked the performance out of my corporate issued laptop. Why not both, you shouldn’t have to choose in this instance choice is useful Using WSL and Windows Git Bash interchangeably
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