Perhaps the best thing about Docker Desktop on Windows in an enterprise environment where you have to play around with a VPN all the time is that Docker Desktop using the settings of this host for all of this stuff. Ironically, WSL2 does not. In fact, WSL2 is completely unusable with VPN enabled unless you add some PowerShell scripts. The really ironic thing is that you will usually have installed WSL2 in order to get a performant Docker Desktop. And you will start up WSL2 just to start the Docker container and the container will be able to use the VPN while the WSL2 image that started it up does not. It’s really fucking wonky, typical Microsoft.