Is it pre installed nowadays? I rember having to go to some store and doing stuff to get it...
Mounts and networks should be just checkboxes, dropdowns iirc.
Terminals are probably better on linux anyway, if we really want the stone age windows tools we can always ssh into it from windows.
I didnt really get the gui part, linux vm can have, and run GUIs, all the intellij stuff are available for linux natively. Even then iirc they can run with any linux remotely as well, just needs ssh.
If you need it to run on windows like native apps, maybe use Xserver via ssh.
As far as quirks I read some comments in this thread about filesystem being too slow, maybe there are more.
And now that i have typed all these, if you want it to look and feel exactly as windows withput any compromise, idk...
I wouldnt say a lot, maybe its more, but i would estimate 15min for wsl2 vs 45min for virtual box.
Plus you get lot more featues than plain wsl2 and its quirks.
At this point i would just install a linux distro like ubuntu/debian/arch as a VM on virtualbox/vmware/hyperv and do it from there, WSL2 is supposed to be custom ubuntu minus gui running on hypervany way.
Suse tumbleweed is kinda bad though. The docs are always outdated with broken links. nothing works out of the box. Yaast is kind of clunky, and looks ancient, looks wise. Updates are slow and I got tired real fast resolving broken dependncies.
Have you tried specifying your preferences in the config file and letting DNSCrypt find the best server?
Can you elaborate a bit on this? This isbwaht i have been trying to do. When it starts up it checks latency from the lists i have provided and uses them some order.
My internet provider loves to hijack DNS requests.
It desn't matter if I use 1.1.1.1 or 8.8.8.8 it gives the same poisoned reply with e.g "As per court orders this website is blocked".
Just glanced through it, but I think my setup is quite similar. Haven't compared feature wise.
In contrast I am having lot of problems with Baldurs gate 3 and new AMD 7600 card, their driver oss constantly causes kernel panic.