Fun stuff. I only ever use Linux under Hyper-V precisely because I could not find a reliable way to set up disk encryption that does not ask for password while

Fun stuff. I only ever use Linux under Hyper-V precisely because I could not find a reliable way to set up disk encryption that does not ask for password while giving the same protection as Bitlocker (e.g. you can keep your system automatically updated, and as long as your TPM and OS login screen are not vulnerable nobody can steal the machine and decrypt the drives). Even Fedora (which I think is in the better shape than most) does not set that up by default and the only tutorials I found require you to manually reconfigure TPM on every kernel update.