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Have you tried WSL1? It sounds like it might fit your use cases better: - WSL1 shares the same network interfaces and addresses as the host, no proxying like W
by shawnz 6y ago
Have you tried WSL1? It sounds like it might fit your use cases better:
- WSL1 shares the same network interfaces and addresses as the host, no proxying like WSL2
- Significantly less RAM usage
- No time sync bug
- icegreentea2 6y agoOh, I use both =P I use WSL2 for some docker based projects.