Which Antigravity Does "antigravity" Launch in WSL2 — Windows or Linux? How to Tell, and Which One to Keep
You installed the Linux build in WSL2, yet things feel slow or a Windows window opens. This walkthrough uses type -a and PATH order to find what actually launches, then helps you decide which build to keep.
Right-Click Shows Nothing in the Desktop App: Getting Copy and Paste Back, in the Order I'd Try Things
Some Windows users report that right-clicking in the Antigravity desktop app opens no menu, so cut, copy and paste vanish. This note sorts the reports from versions 2.12.2 and 2.13.0, keyboard fallbacks to try first, how to tell whether the problem is the app or Windows, and what to write when you report it.
What I Line Up in PowerShell Before Letting Antigravity Agents Run Commands on Windows
Antigravity agents tend to write bash-shaped commands, and on Windows those do not survive the trip. I ran PowerShell 7.6.5 locally and measured four things: chaining operators, aliases, exit codes, and output encoding. Here is where Windows PowerShell 5.1 diverges, and what belongs in a rules file.
When Antigravity Agent Edits Break Diffs Due to Mixed CRLF/LF Line Endings
Working across Windows, Mac, and Linux, you may suddenly see Antigravity Agent edits turn an entire file's diff bright red. This article walks through detecting CRLF/LF mismatches and a three-layer fix across git, the editor, and the Agent itself.
Fixing Antigravity's Slow Performance and Broken File Watching on WSL2
If Antigravity feels sluggish on WSL2, ignores your saved files, or takes minutes to start, you're almost certainly hitting a WSL2 filesystem boundary issue. Here's how to diagnose and fix it for good.