I’m someone who generally doesn’t enjoy dual booting. I realize this is my specific preference rather than practicality, but I like being able to context switch

I’m someone who generally doesn’t enjoy dual booting. I realize this is my specific preference rather than practicality, but I like being able to context switch without a reboot. I also like that I can keep a lot of my development tools separated by WSL distro/container. A few weeks ago I found a video transcoding tool that needed a dependency from Ubuntu 18.04. I was using Ubuntu 20.04 in WSL at the time. So I just downloaded 18.04 from the Store, spun that up in a new terminal tab, and set up the transcoding tool there. I only access that version when I need to do certain transcoding and have preserved my 20.04 for everything else.