> WSL slow things down quite a bit, starting/stopping a server, deployments, git workflow...
There's zero reason (and has been for quite some time, at least a couple years) for those things to be slow - the trick is to 1) make triple sure you're running WSL2 and 2) never store anything on the Windows drive, keep everything in WSL2 home directory. it's basically native Linux speed then.
There's zero reason (and has been for quite some time, at least a couple years) for those things to be slow - the trick is to 1) make triple sure you're running WSL2 and 2) never store anything on the Windows drive, keep everything in WSL2 home directory. it's basically native Linux speed then.