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Better performance, easier to use if you're just using command line stuff, first-party support. Docker's own docs state that it's better to run containers on th
by bootlooped 6y ago
Better performance, easier to use if you're just using command line stuff, first-party support. Docker's own docs state that it's better to run containers on the WSL2 backend than the old way (a hyper-v vm just for Docker).
Flip the question the other way: what does VirtualBox offer me that I'm not getting from WSL2? I just need Linux command line tools for software development. This feels like the best way to get them on Windows.
It's easy to imagine use-cases when a full blown VM are better; not my current use-cases though.