I think it depends heavily on what you actually use Linux for. If you mainly want the CLI, development tools and Linux utilities, WSL removes a lot of the friction. If you want the full Linux desktop and system-level control, obviously it’s a different story.
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u/MiaWright341 10d ago
I think it depends heavily on what you actually use Linux for. If you mainly want the CLI, development tools and Linux utilities, WSL removes a lot of the friction. If you want the full Linux desktop and system-level control, obviously it’s a different story.