As a Linux fanboy, I don't hate Windows. I think there isn't any operating systems that are the superior ones. It's just that Linux sucks less, at least for my workflow, as I generally don't use proprietary softwares much.
That being said, there are use cases where Windows is still comfortable, such as game development, things that use Adobe products, things that really need Office, gaming and streaming, and many other things.
That being said, if you highly dependent on WSL, I really recommend to just use Linux. Web development don't change much in Linux from Windows pretty much, other than Linux has better symlink support should you use PNPM, and is just the native platform for web development.
As a Linux fanboy, I don't hate Windows. I think there isn't any operating systems that are the superior ones. It's just that Linux sucks less, at least for my workflow, as I generally don't use proprietary softwares much.
That being said, there are use cases where Windows is still comfortable, such as game development, things that use Adobe products, things that really need Office, gaming and streaming, and many other things.
That being said, if you highly dependent on WSL, I really recommend to just use Linux. Web development don't change much in Linux from Windows pretty much, other than Linux has better symlink support should you use PNPM, and is just the native platform for web development.
I just wanted to say that Linux isn't perfect and stumbled upon your message. How true that is.