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Workplace is forcing me to switch back to Windows :(
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Honestly WSL2 is pretty good now. I have Fedora running in it and use basically the same config files as my personal laptop. Neovim behaves exactly the same across both. The only problem I have is that CTRL+V get intercepted by the terminal before it get to vim. That means that block visual mode is not available to me.
That and multiple desktops feels REALLY clunky, even compare to Gnome.
this was was my biggest gripe with wsl because i do 95% of my work with the vim and bash and i'm saddened to learn that it hasn't gotten better.