For the (relatively common) use case of managing a mixed Windows and Linux server environment, the winning strategy these days seems to be to run your preferred

For the (relatively common) use case of managing a mixed Windows and Linux server environment, the winning strategy these days seems to be to run your preferred Linux flavor inside a VM on a Windows host. In this scenario, WSL has been very useful for situations where I just don't want to fart around with the full VM. Now that Windows does SSH natively, I don't really have much need for it anymore.