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man ls works in macOS Terminal but not in Windows Git Bash. ls --help works in Windows Git Bash but not in macOS Terminal. Is there something we can do (e.g. software to update in Git Bash) to make these OSes compatible? I suspect the Windows Subsystem for Linux would work the same as macOS Terminal. Do enough learners have a recent-enough Windows version to take advantage of WSL?
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Polled learners at the 2022/10/20 workshop and maybe 60% of windows users were using Win11 and 40% were on Win10; no one was on an older OS. I don't think pre-Win10 is supported any longer with security updates. I'd be in favor of forcing WSL or seeing if Win10 folks can install the new terminal.
I wonder if we have any UMCarpentries folks who are Win users that could offer guidance here. There's also powershell, but I don't know how that differs from the default Command Prompt
man ls
works in macOS Terminal but not in Windows Git Bash.ls --help
works in Windows Git Bash but not in macOS Terminal. Is there something we can do (e.g. software to update in Git Bash) to make these OSes compatible? I suspect the Windows Subsystem for Linux would work the same as macOS Terminal. Do enough learners have a recent-enough Windows version to take advantage of WSL?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: