I prefer running things in VMware virtual machines. (I am used to WMare, you can use Oracle VirutalBox its free(mostly)) If you are into gaming on Windows 10,

I prefer running things in VMware virtual machines. (I am used to WMare, you can use Oracle VirutalBox its free(mostly)) If you are into gaming on Windows 10, use Windows 10 as your main and a virtual machine of Linux for Dev. Gaming on Windows 10 in a virtual machine will not be that good. There is an issue with running VMware Workstation on Windows 10 with WSL2 on. In the beginning it did not work at all They have fixed it a little bit. Now you can run both at the same time but it creates limits for what VMWare Workstation can do. The most important limit for me is the inability to run nested virtual machines. This is probably not a problem for most users, but I have to turn off WSL2 and HyperV to run nested operating system on VMWare. This in turn means Docker Desktop will not run on Windows 10. I am so used to virtual machines that I strongly prefer it to WSL2. It creates a natural demarcation between the two systems. It is trivial to return to a known state on VirtualMachine. Everything in Linux, FreeBSD etc works as expected.