I also work mainly from a gaming desktop PC. WSL2 linux distros are not equal to bare metal linux distros. WSL2 Debian doesn't have systemd installed and what

I also work mainly from a gaming desktop PC. WSL2 linux distros are not equal to bare metal linux distros. WSL2 Debian doesn't have systemd installed and what a fvckery it is trying to get it to work. That means sshd, docker, k3s don't work as expected on reboot. Some apps do not install properly becasue scripts expect systemd. Windows networking is PITA too just to do something simple like SSH into a WSL2 instance. I don't get why deep Windows integration is so important. It's not something I would use on a production box. I just want Hyper-V to work like VMware and VirtualBox. As you say, VSCode remote makes it all seamless anyway. I had to go back to VMware 15.5.2 (version before hyper-v layer) and disable hyper-v completely.