Not able to install in windows about lazydocker HOT 8 CLOSED

@mohamedahmed01 the issue with that code is that I'm using SetPgid so that I can group child processes of a process I run. An example is docker-compose logs which itself spawns one process for each service, all of which print to stdout. I give them all the same process group id so that I can kill the group when I want to show the output of some other command. By just returning nil I'd be losing that functionality.

from that link:

func SetPgid(pid, pgid int) error {
	return nil
}

I believe this is the only real think preventing windows from working, so a proper solution may not be too hard to achieve. Something along the lines of looking at the process table to find all descendants of the process we want to kill could suffice.

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Given that it looks like WSL will do the trick, is there anybody with a strong objection against WSL?

Yes) we should have the same Windows binary as we've got for lazygit. I understand if this feature request takes some time, but it will be much appreciated.

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@jesseduffield
It seems this code would allow you to bootstrap windows support but i dont know enough go lang enough to implement it , would you check it out.
https://blog.csdn.net/fyxichen/article/details/51857864

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I managed to get it working on the Windows 10 (Version 1903) WSL and Docker for Windows. But first I had to do the things instructed in this tutorial (with the exception of the "volume mounts" part): Setting Up Docker for Windows and WSL to Work Flawlessly.

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Would it suffice to run this in WSL? There are some tricky things I would need to fix up to get this to run in windows itself

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Given that it looks like WSL will do the trick, is there anybody with a strong objection against WSL?

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Is the idea that we run LazyDocker in WSL, and expose the Docker Desktop (which is running in Windows) daemon?

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Yes, I'd greatly appreciate Windows support as well

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