I need Windows to continue to work on these lame old .Net Framework applications that I have to maintain. I'm working on migrating them to .Net Core but that's

I need Windows to continue to work on these lame old .Net Framework applications that I have to maintain. I'm working on migrating them to .Net Core but that's not a priority for the company, it's something I do as time and budget allows. Running Visual Studio under a VM in Linux is fine here and there but unpleasant all day long. I also still need to maintain several Java projects and some tools that leverage Ruby. Using Java on Windows isn't a big deal, but the Ruby tools are aimed at Unix-ish platforms and I find it a lot easier to work with Ruby under WSL instead of messing around with native Ruby on Windows.