Ad Linux in Windows: As a developer, I'd just love to have the full versatility and developer comforts of Linux built into Windows. WSL is getting close, but it's not completely there yet.,(reply>), @Wally the Wall Although I stand firm in the belief that a Word processor file should NEVER be the standard for turning in/handing out.  If only there was an immutable, universal format that we could use so that people wouldn't have to deal with documents rendering incorrectly for no apparent reason, accidentally making drastic changes, or having to pay extravagant prices for viewing their document/using inferior free alternatives?,(reply>), @Wally the Wall I agree; my post was in jest.  I use LaTeX because I hate how big and slow word processors can be to use—it's much better for my sanity to write in my favorite text editor (Neovim), then compile it.  That way, I can interact as little as possible with the bloated mess that is formal document writing. 😜,(reply>), @Andry fair point with the ram but imho windows does just over provision very eagerly,(reply>), @itsjustdroid The problem I always have with compiling code in wsl is that fs access is expensive,(reply>), @Andry If you don't want Windows don't use Windows. 🤷‍♂️ The whole point of WSL is so you can use Windows and Linux at the same time. No one is stopping you from using just Linux if that's what you want.