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Is the Windows Subsystem for Linux worth it?
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I find it OK if you must use windows but it was fairly annoying to deal with and those annoyances are what got me to actually go for the whole Linux deal and I'm happy I switched.
And I'm willing to do that as well.
If you're willing to switch, and there's no obstacle to it, I'd say go for that.