Hey everyone! I recently upgraded to Windows 11 from using an Ubuntu virtual machine on my desktop, and now my VM isn't working anymore. I'm wondering if it's worth trying to set up a new Ubuntu VM or if I should just switch to using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) instead. I'm still getting back into development and working on my first major apps that I might release, but I'm not super experienced. Any advice would be appreciated!
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It really depends on what you're comfortable with. If you enjoyed using the Ubuntu VM and it suits your development needs, setting up a new one could be worthwhile. However, if you're just dabbling around with coding, WSL offers an easier setup and quick access to terminal commands without dealing with a full VM. Plus, it integrates nicely with Windows.
Yeah, WSL is pretty user-friendly and lets you maintain a similar terminal environment. If you're not set on specific software, it might be the way to go!