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Curiously, WSL2 never worked well for me: for whatever reason the I/O performance was horrible (especially when bind mounting code in PHP containers for local d
by KronisLV 4y ago
Curiously, WSL2 never worked well for me: for whatever reason the I/O performance was horrible (especially when bind mounting code in PHP containers for local development) and Hyper-V just worked way better. Plus, there was the fact that with Hyper-V I could control the total amount of resources allowed to Docker pretty easily, even if the RAM that was allocated was always taken up while running (dynamic memory allocation in Hyper-V never worked well for me anyways).
Either way, while I'm more than happy with Docker Desktop (my circumstances allow me to use it at no expense), there are also some promising projects out there that some of you might be interested in, provided that you want something more than just the CLI.
Podman Desktop: https://podman-desktop.io/ https://podman-desktop.io/
Rancher Desktop: https://rancherdesktop.io/ https://rancherdesktop.io/
- boredpudding 4y agoDid you have your code within WSL2, or outside of it? I/O performance is horrible in the second case. It's recommended to have your projects within WSL2. I've personally just bookmarked my projects folder that's within WSL2 so I can access it from Explorer as well.