WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) is a special interface of the Microsoft Windows 10 operating system that allows to run Linux user space programs on top of the Windows kernel. In a sense similar to how a chroot or containers work on Linux. With release of WSL2, Microsoft brought a lot of changes to the bloated and a lesser VM experience that the original WSL used to provide. WSL2 is vastly improved and is much tightly integrated with windows that ever before. WSL is a great tool to know about for every developer whether or not they decide to use it as daily driver. This will be a workshop on installing and using openSUSE on Windows Subsystem for Linux. I will be taking my audience through a series of steps to install openSUSE on their windows machine and will also help them troubleshoot issues in their particular system. I also plan to provide some tips and tricks on WSL which will help developers in increasaing productivity. There will also be a short lecture and presentation on whether wsl is a good option or not for user needs. The workshop will also put little light on various virtual environments as options for users.