Until recently, getting a proper Unix shell within Windows meant that I had to reach for a workaround. Windows doesn’t come with the best commands I’m used to finding on Linux, such as grep, find, ls, and others. Whenever I wanted to work with these tools, I’d need to run an entire Linux environment for them. WSL eventually became my go-to answer to that problem, but it still required me to use a different OS, even when I just wanted access to a few commands.