> > I would prefer linux, but the laptop is so slow Have you tried using WSL on your Windows 10 laptop ? I've been using it almost exclusively for 2 years now on work issued Windows 10 laptop and it's quite good at giving you a Linux environment inside a Windows machine.
* VSCode supports WSL natively so there is no integration issue or IDE problem. VSCode is not without flaws but it's a pretty decent IDE. * If you're a CLI guy, you can import your Vim / Neovim setup. I use Microsoft Terminal + VcXsrv (as server X for GUI application & clipboard sharing) but you can also use modern terminal client like MobaXTerm (that comes with its own X Server). You can even install a GUI environment like xfce, enlightenmen, budgie etc. if you really want the full Linux experience.
