Is there a way to unite WSL2 Ubuntu, Tensorflow-GPU, CUDA, and Pycharm[windows]?

1. I have a WSL 2 Ubuntu with Anaconda 3 installed in Ubuntu WSL 2.
2. Then I installed PyCharm in Windows 10.
3. Then I created an environment for tensorflow-gpu in WSL2.
4. I installed CUDA and cuDNN in Windows 10.

Now my question is, "How to connect all of them, if at all possible?" I read that WSL 2 is pure Linux Kernal and Tensorflow is faster in Linux than Windows 10.

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Now there is one. You can install a WSL 2, that has CUDA and with it TensorFlow support:

Then you can install PyCharm and configure it to to work with WSL:

"In initial releases of WSL 2 hardware access support will be limited, e.g: you will be unable to access the GPU, serial or USB devices." However, adding better device support is high on our backlog, as this opens many more use cases for developers that wish to interact with these devices.

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