Yes! I've been using Windows as long as I've been a developer, and the combination of WSL(2), Terminal, and VSCode (running as Windows process) has been solid f

Yes! I've been using Windows as long as I've been a developer, and the combination of WSL(2), Terminal, and VSCode (running as Windows process) has been solid for me. I don't use Windows without WSL anymore. PowerShell just never did it for me. Early in my career I "ran Linux/BSD at home", so it was a natural transition to Windows + WSL. And on Win11, WSLg gives you gvim as an easy option. EDIT: But :) There are still plenty of Windows (specifically Win11) things that aggravate me still after so long.