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As long as it doesn't eat up half your systems memory. I love how Linux uses idle RAM to speed up the rest of the system, but in WSL2 on my machine it's been taking all it can and the rest of my machine lags to hell 😕
if only there was a solution
I'll give it another try, but last time I tried this WSL ignored my configs