WSL2 & VSCode have completely replaced Virtualbox/Vagrant/SublimeText for me. The WSL2 Linux VM runs on Hyper-V, BESIDE windows, not on top of it. So the VM i

WSL2 & VSCode have completely replaced Virtualbox/Vagrant/SublimeText for me. The WSL2 Linux VM runs on Hyper-V, BESIDE windows, not on top of it. So the VM is fast and i/o is fast. VSCode has a WSL2 plugin which enables it to operate in client/server mode with server running in Linux and client on Windows (seamless to end user). The setup works really well. I've tried the GUI approach described in this post but there's a noticeable latency in GUI apps running in the VM. Microsoft has announced a new approach they're trying out so let's see how that plays out.