Unless you need a gui application, or DinD, in my experience. Yes windows has 'native' support for x11 apps but ime it's slow and the fonts are super messed up

Unless you need a gui application, or DinD, in my experience. Yes windows has 'native' support for x11 apps but ime it's slow and the fonts are super messed up. Also configuring a volume/directory to be shared between wsl2 and windows itself is still more painful then I'd like. Worlds better is still worlds apart from native.