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I used WSL2 with CUDA from linux for awhile, but forced update to Windows 11 (which broke everything) was a last straw for me. I went back to dual boot configu

by vl 5y ago

I used WSL2 with CUDA from linux for awhile, but forced update to Windows 11 (which broke everything) was a last straw for me. I went back to dual boot configuration with Ubuntu 20.04 LTS, and it saves so much time on fiddling with wsl, I highly recommend it.

peatmonster 5y ago
Getting a working Windows 10 install without it being liable to break itself is such an involved process..
- supernovae 5y ago
  i never have any problems.
- vijaybritto 5y ago
  Absolutely never had a single blue screen or random crash. Maybe its because its a laptop and not a hand built rig. Whats your's?
bshipp 5y ago
I also attempted a move to Win11 for CUDA before reinstalling Win10. I keep WSL because having a resident Ubuntu environment to install and run various scripts and bash commands/programs is really handy and has little overhead.