I switched to Fedora precisely because I see wsl2 as EEE and a small part of the soft lock-in MS wants their OS users to have. I consider it one of the pillars

I switched to Fedora precisely because I see wsl2 as EEE and a small part of the soft lock-in MS wants their OS users to have. I consider it one of the pillars of Satya's Schemes, along with Tile UIs/wasted space UX everywhere, telemetry all the things, and user is ^NOT in control (we pretend he is until next update, which he definitely is not in control of).