I have been using VM in my daily work for as long as I can remember. Before Multiple Desktops was first class citizen in Windows 10, I used to use VirtualWin. The problem with combining VirualWin and VM, was that I had to go out of VM in order to switch desktop.

As an ongoing effort, I wanted to have a more versatile/cross-platform development environment. And with VS Code released for all major platforms, I saw a good opportunity to maybe switch to an IDE that I could use on both Windows and Linux, and still be able to code C#.

In the new Update for Windows 10 (NT 10); scheduled to be released soon, users will be able to install Windows Subsystem for Linux.

We all know how important it is to comment your code. But we also know, how lazy we are.

Just came across a new way to multiply (on Lifehacker), apparently this is how it is done in Japan.