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Which terminal emulator do you use?
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If you're allowed to install WSL on your work machine, they recently (I think recently) added GUI support for linux applications.
If you install kitty on a WSL distro, you can use it like any other windows program.
You can access your windows file system from /mnt/
I don't really know how they do the virtualization, so you may lose a lot of the performance benefits that kitty has.
Very clunky workaround, but it's an option.