Agreed on the horrible Hyper-V tooling. I still use it begrudgingly though, because my dev machine is also a gaming machine, and Hyper-V GPU passthrough to the

Agreed on the horrible Hyper-V tooling. I still use it begrudgingly though, because my dev machine is also a gaming machine, and Hyper-V GPU passthrough to the primary OS (Windows) is nigh seamless and doesn't require any configuration. Also, my dev machine also happens to be a laptop, and Hyper-V supports many advanced power management features (like connected standby), that are not well-supported on any other hypervisor as far as I'm aware of (many of them have trouble with even going into/resuming from sleep/hibernation in the first place when I last tried them).