We should also check if the distro is inside WSL2, something like this:

if wsl
    check_distro
        install_bunch_of_stuff
else
    check_distro
        install_bunch_of_stuff

This is necessary because we shouldn't install Docker while in WSL2. Just install Docker Desktop.
Also, put a message to install Docker Desktop when in WSL2.

Also add OpenSuse and Linux Mint

We should also check if the distro is inside WSL2, something like this:

if wsl
    check_distro
        install_bunch_of_stuff
else
    check_distro
        install_bunch_of_stuff

This is necessary because we shouldn't install Docker while in WSL2. Just install Docker Desktop. Also, put a message to install Docker Desktop when in WSL2.

What should be installed on the subsystem?

We should also check if the distro is inside WSL2, something like this:

if wsl
    check_distro
        install_bunch_of_stuff
else
    check_distro
        install_bunch_of_stuff

This is necessary because we shouldn't install Docker while in WSL2. Just install Docker Desktop. Also, put a message to install Docker Desktop when in WSL2.

What should be installed on the subsystem?

We should also check if the distro is inside WSL2, something like this:

if wsl
    check_distro
        install_bunch_of_stuff
else
    check_distro
        install_bunch_of_stuff

This is necessary because we shouldn't install Docker while in WSL2. Just install Docker Desktop. Also, put a message to install Docker Desktop when in WSL2.

What should be installed on the subsystem?

Just remove everything related to Docker and it should be fine.

@matheusrod98 , If the subsystem is using some other distro probably the logic would be to check the distro for the subsystem too, what do you think?

@matheusrod98 , If the subsystem is using some other distro probably the logic would be to check the distro for the subsystem too, what do you think?

Exaclty, because there is many WSL distros, even arch. But all of them has the /etc/os-release file.

You could also use this to check for WSL2:

 kernel=$(uname -r | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]')
   if [[ $kernel == *"microsoft"* ]]; then
     export IS_WSL="true"
   else
     export IS_WSL="false"
   fi

Just some variables and function names that are not meaningful enough. Everything else is fine.

You were able to test in WSL2? If not I can find someone to do it.

unfortunately no. Im suffering from the lack of tests to be honest