I'm a huge Linux fan/user for 10 years now. I used it everyday on all of my development machines.
I bought my first gaming pc at the beginning of this year, so I've installed Windows on it.
But I thought maybe I could use it for work as well, as it's an 'MHz Monster' - if you know what I mean :). And WOW. I was so surprised how well WSL2 integrated into the operating system. I do not even see that I'm on a Windows machine. I can install whatever I want on the Ubuntu running in WSL2. VSCode is also connecting to that WSL instance. Perfect.
I'm also running some of my development environment in docker, which is perfectly working.
I'm a huge Linux fan/user for 10 years now. I used it everyday on all of my development machines.
I bought my first gaming pc at the beginning of this year, so I've installed Windows on it.
But I thought maybe I could use it for work as well, as it's an 'MHz Monster' - if you know what I mean :). And WOW. I was so surprised how well WSL2 integrated into the operating system. I do not even see that I'm on a Windows machine. I can install whatever I want on the Ubuntu running in WSL2. VSCode is also connecting to that WSL instance. Perfect.
I'm also running some of my development environment in docker, which is perfectly working.
I recommend testing it!
Wow that's cool to hear. I'm on windows and I've always wanted to explore linux