It takes very little effort to setup them up, you can install via Windows Store, and start the VMs like any Windows program. What's not approachable?
> the terminal (the new and old) are pretty limiting
Windows Terminal is a big leap forward, but it still feels clunky compared to terminals in OSX/Gnome/KDE. It's little things, like copy/paste or even highlighting text - the lack of a right-click context menu is frustrating. But it's still a welcome effort, and native ssh support means I can rely on putty a little less.
It takes very little effort to setup them up, you can install via Windows Store, and start the VMs like any Windows program. What's not approachable?
> the terminal (the new and old) are pretty limiting
Windows Terminal is a big leap forward, but it still feels clunky compared to terminals in OSX/Gnome/KDE. It's little things, like copy/paste or even highlighting text - the lack of a right-click context menu is frustrating. But it's still a welcome effort, and native ssh support means I can rely on putty a little less.