Same here, but maybe for different reasons. As an end user, the out of the box experience of getting a blurry window with the wrong content size isn't very use

Same here, but maybe for different reasons. As an end user, the out of the box experience of getting a blurry window with the wrong content size isn't very useful. And I've never tried to actually configure it properly. I wonder if it's a decent experience even when configured properly. In that case, why do all the IDEs come with remote development / WSL integrations that involve running the client on the Windows side?