Re: What are your experiences with WŠL2 on Windows?

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Re: What are your experiences with WŠL2 on Windows?

hello @arbuzIn my case the majority of the time, i work using jaws. I've not upgraded yet to WSL2 so I continue (for now) with wsl1, but...For select, and copy the output of wsl i use the virtualice window feature of jfw. (jk+alt+w)sometimes jfw turns idiot, so I have to read the window using the jaws cursor, and after pass from the line that i want to copy, i enter to the jaws story (insert+space then h) and copy the output from that window.So, the only major problem with bouth technikes, is that you have to be careful with the linebreacks. If is a code that you want to paste in a linux environment again, you have to check incerted linebreacks, delete them and stuff like that 

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Re: What are your experiences with WŠL2 on Windows?

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Re: What are your experiences with WŠL2 on Windows?

If you have NVDA, you can use the virtual review addon to get the text from WSL. I love WSL, and use it whenever I need to SSH, curl, or do anything that requires Linux. I used to have a partition for Ubuntu on my system, but that was just too much work. There are a few things that don't really work with WSL, like GUI applications, but other than that, it's amazing.

URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/539254/#p539254




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