I use VMWare Workstation Player to run a bunch of different operating systems on Windows, e.g. FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Windows 7, etc. It's served my needs pretty wel

I use VMWare Workstation Player to run a bunch of different operating systems on Windows, e.g. FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Windows 7, etc. It's served my needs pretty well for some time. Hyper-V as I understand it is pretty new. I think I'm using it to run WSL2 and I'm pretty happy with its performance. However I don't know how to use Hyper-V as a VMWare replacement. I'd imagine if it's able to do that, the learning curve would be a bit higher due to the CLI.