>But,Windows having WSL means that Developers can target Linux only without even considering Windows I've been using WSL1 and WSL2 regularly since they were in

>But,Windows having WSL means that Developers can target Linux only without even considering Windows I've been using WSL1 and WSL2 regularly since they were in beta. They have both exceeded my expectations. I still SSH into my local development box I use for webdev and the like because it's still faster, less limited and more powerful than WSL/2. Again, I think WSL is awesome and I use it all the time - to do a few linuxy things here and there on my windows box. It's nice, but it is in no way a production-grade replacement for native linux.