I think that MS is severing the dependence of wslg on Windows 11, and are rolling the newest wslg up into the Microsoft Store “Windows Subsystem for Linux Preview” package (installable on Windows 10). Not 100% sure about that so you’d need to check.
I understand the pragmatic argument for VS Code though. It is really quite relaxing to just depend on the huge amount of work, and constant improvements, that go into it (from Microsoft & extension developers alike). I must say I’ve had to fiddle with it less than anything I’ve ever used in the past, and that increasingly suits me. There are advantages to a huge ecosystem.
But to each their own tool and way of working!
